The American Empire just lost its most powerful weapon. Something unprecedented just happened in Hong Kong. And most people missed it. In November, China issued $4 billion in US dollar bonds from Ho...

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How building a new financial architecture for Global South countries can work to overcome the dollar-centric International Monetary and Financial System (IMFS).

After years of shocks—including the COVID-19 pandemic and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine—countries are reevaluating their trading partners based on economic and national security concerns. Foreign direct investment flows are also being re-directed along geopolitical lines. Some countries are reevaluating their heavy reliance on the dollar in their international transactions and reserve holdings.

The Trump administration is reportedly weighing joint ventures with private firms to push dollar-backed stablecoins into foreign markets, with the Treasury Department, State Department, and the DFC all potentially involved in the effort.

China appoints Standard Bank and ICBC to operate Africa's first continent-wide yuan clearing hub, deepening renminbi trade settlement and challenging the greenback's dominance in China-Africa commerce.

That China is increasing its share in non-US sovereign debt at the same time many countries are purchasing Treasuries is classic China, with Beijing now starting to don the puppetmaster’s gloves.

By M. Brosh, Author of Cassandra’s Shadow

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has unveiled a bold forecast for the future of stablecoins, predicting that the stablecoin market.

Economic coercion is reshaping globalization, accelerating fragmentation, strategic competition, and supply chain shifts

Trump’s 100% tariff threat to BRICS sparks debate over US economic strategy, Dollar dominance, and global geopolitical implications.

Trump’s 100% tariff threat to BRICS sparks debate over US economic strategy, Dollar dominance, and global geopolitical implications.