The Rise of De-dollarization: Real or Narrative?
Central banks bought gold at record pace and shifted reserves. The dollar's dominance is eroding — slowly and asymmetrically.
Reserves are moving, not collapsing
The dollar still clears most global trade and anchors most reserves, but the tail is shrinking: gold purchases hit multi-decade highs and bilateral swaps now bypass dollar settlement.
This is not the end of dollar hegemony. It is the start of a multi-currency system where trust is fragmented — and volatility is repriced accordingly.
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