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The Dollar Still Rules, But US Policy Is Making It Less Special

America will have less geopolitical and economic leverage if investors and central banks hold more kinds of currency.

By Saleha Mohsin 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Anxiety over the dollar has boosted the single currency’s profile, but Europe still has internal differences to resolve.

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