Join Shawn Donnan, a senior writer for Bloomberg, and Mark Sobel, US Chairman of OMFIF, as they unpack the potential 'Mar-a-Lago Accord' and its implications for global trade. They delve into the intricate relationship between U.S. dollar valuation and national security, exploring economic challenges and the evolving landscape under Trump’s administration. The discussion also touches on the interconnectedness of currency manipulation and trade negotiations, revealing how these factors shape not just economics, but international relationships.

Experts Steven Kamin and Mark Sobel discuss dollar dominance in the global economy, touching on debates around dollarization, China's threat, and the weaponization of the dollar. They explore the implications of dollar dominance on international finance, trade, and the sustainability of the US dollar as the primary reserve currency.

Mark Sobel, a seasoned expert on monetary policy and former U.S. Treasury veteran, dives into the complexities of the U.S. dollar's global dominance. He discusses emerging challengers like the Chinese renminbi and the impact of economic sanctions on currency dynamics. Sobel examines the implications of fluctuating dollar preferences and highlights the importance of sound fiscal policies. He also sheds light on bipartisan hypocrisy in U.S. fiscal responsibility, making a case for more robust economic strategies amidst changing financial landscapes.