Are we witnessing the decline of the dollar's global significance? Here’s what the foreign exchange reserves tell us
The share of US dollar assets in central bank reserves dropped by 12 percentage points since the euro was launched in 1999. Image: Unsplash/Sharon McCutcheon
Serkan Arslanalp
Senior Economist, Regional Studies Division of the IMF’s Asia and Pacific Department
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