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De-dollarization: Why countries are seeking alternate currencies

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De-dollarization: Why countries are seeking alternate currencies

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In the coming days, many countries will embrace this shifting currency paradigm, leading to de-dollarization, which will redefine the global economy and trade.

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We’re in 2023 not 2008, the world has changed.
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  Also the U$ never recovered from 2008 lol
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  As shitty as USD is, I’m excited to learn which viable alternative has emerged since 2008.
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