• 14. 4. 2025 • H. T. •
Could recent U.S. tariff policies might unintentionally accelerate dedollarization? But how?
The primary export of USA is the Dollar – a Currency they can create out of thin air. The rest of the world provides US with a lot of products in exchange for this Currency.
When the U.S. imposes Tariffs, goods imported into the country become more expensive. Subsequently this results in less demand.
In response, exporter nations may start exploring alternative markets and trade in local Currencies.
As trade shifts away from the U.S., so does the need for U.S. dollar, traditionally used as the dominant currency for global transactions.
This trend of diversification could lead to a multipolar financial world where no single currency holds a monopoly.
While the U.S. dollar will likely remain influential for the foreseeable future, these shifts highlight the unintended consequences of trade and tariff policies in a globalized economy.
What do you think—could this open a new era in global free trade and sound money?
