The Three-Dollars Problem

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The Three-Dollars Problem - Financial Times

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A combination of dollar strength and slower global growth can be especially toxic for commodity exporters who borrow in dollars — and there are a lot of them.

What would be even worse is if the proponents of the National Security Dollar actually prevent a multipolar monetary order (presumably with another minor hub in the renminbi at some point in the future) from ever happening.

But the only place that has come close is the Eurozone, where a common currency is not just a denomination for trade, but also for capital markets transactions backstopped by a central bank that has after 2012 begun to take its lender-of-last Resort function seriously.