The Bridge to China

Why are there more countries trading in currencies other than the dollar now?

May 8, 2023

55:00

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Episode notes

Introduction

3min

The Rise of the RMB

2min

The Dollar Trap

2min

The History of the US Dollar

3min

The Importance of the Petrol Dollar

2min

The Rise of the Dollar

4min

The Importance of Diversifying to Multiple Currency

4min

How the US Helped to Create a Financial Crisis

2min

The Emerging Markets' Failure to Control Inflation

3min

10.

The Dollar Colonialism

4min

11.

The Rise of Capitalism in the US

3min

12.

The Trend in De-Dollarization

3min

13.

The Problem With China's Internationalization of the Yuan

3min

14.

The Value of Healthy for Everyone

2min

15.

The US Treasury Bond Crisis

2min

16.

The Rise of a New Financial World Order

2min

17.

The Dangers of Relying on the Dollar

3min

18.

China's De-Dollarization of the Internal Economy

2min

19.

The Rise and Fall of the US Dollar

4min

20.

The Belt and Road Is Not China's New Hegemon

2min

The list of countries trading in currencies other than the dollar is growing by the day. According to Reuters, China is now trading less than half of its global trade in dollars. Bengal is beginning to trade with India in local currencies and the list has grown to include more nations than you might expect. But why? And what does this mean for American financial hegemony? We make the complex easier to understand, by taking a peek into the today’s most important trends.

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