The US dollar is facing a serious threat as a reserve currency due to aggressive sanctions and heightened partisanship, shaking foreigners' faith in the currency. Washington's use of sanctions and partisanship are contributing to this shift, with warnings of a global liquidity withdrawal and potential impact on US equities. Morgan Stanley and experts highlight the risks of a 'dollar regime shift' with factors such as de-dollarization efforts, deteriorating relations with China, and the impact of US sanctions on Russia accelerating this shift.
How a U.S. dollar 'regime shift' could threaten stocks' gains https://t.co/aaIgy4mgiV
A U.S. dollar ‘regime shift’ could threaten stocks, Morgan Stanley warns. Here’s how investors can prepare. https://t.co/skTt8aVTbU
“De-dollarization efforts, deteriorating relations with #China and other factors point to weaker dollar and end of the bull market” — Morgan Stanley. They didn’t say it, but the “dollar regime shift” was accelerated by US sanctions on Russia as well. https://t.co/211zEyKtcO