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The silent de-dollarisation
Financial Express Ahmedabad
|September 10, 2025
Recent episodes of tariffs, sanctions, and interference of the US in economic decisions of sovereigns would only hasten the shift away from the dollar
US TREASURIES ARE considered the safest forex asset as the dollar continues to be the main global currency. In fact, the US virtually controls the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT) payments system, as all banks get linked to this set-up. When the Ukraine war started, all payments to Russia were blocked by the US which had imposed sanctions on the aggressor. The blow was severe but also a signal to other nations of such possibilities. US treasuries, hence, are still preferred by all central banks; but things have been changing.
The US's infallibility was questioned when the debt ceiling issue emerged on several occasions. These limits were then raised, but discussion has focused on exploring alternatives to the dollar. This is why countries have been diversifying their forex holdings, even as the dollar remains dominant.
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