Editorial: Are The Dollar's Global Currency Days Numbered? →

It's not going to happen tomorrow, in a year or even five years. But it's conceivable, even likely, that within ten years, the U.S. dollar will cease to become the reference currency for international transactions. The reason for this is that the U.S. government and American judges have politicized the dollar to an extreme in a world where the country backing it is no longer as dominant as it once was.

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Written by Santiago Villa for El Espectador/Worldcrunch