The Dollar’s Dominance is Unwinding in Asia
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Taiwan Dollar Surge and Regional Implications
This chapter explores the recent 3% jump in the Taiwan dollar against the US dollar, the largest single-day increase since 1988, and its impact on other Asian currencies. It connects this surge to broader trends of de-dollarisation and shifting US economic policies, analyzing the implications for exporters and investors in the region. The discussion also highlights historical contexts and strategic shifts in investment behaviors among Asian nations, as well as the increasing interest in alternative assets amidst changing currency market dynamics.
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