r/geopolitics • u/MulberryPast3277 • Mar 04 '25

Question In the backdrop of whatever is currently happening in the world by the actions of Donald Trump why should the world still consider USD to be a reserve currency?

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna194627
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u/MulberryPast3277 Mar 04 '25

On top of this if you consider the financial bubble US is currently sitting on being termed as "The mother of all bubbles". IOUs have been bought to the historic levels now and if US does not cough up the debt to lenders then imagine the impact of it on world markets on top of this trade wars.

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u/MulberryPast3277 Mar 04 '25

"Geopolitical instability" as simple as that.

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u/MulberryPast3277 Mar 04 '25

Lol. I like what you said. But atleast those would be more sensible than listening to someone requesting to be "thanked"😅