WHETHER the dollar will cease to be a reserve currency within the following N number of years hinges on several factors, including the outcomes of military operation in Ukraine, the state of affairs in Taiwan, or even in Latin America — the United States' (US) own backyard. However, the process of de-dollarisation has started.
Throughout history, the US has often attempted to resolve its economic issues through military interventions across the globe.
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