Learn how the US dollar became a weapon in global conflicts, from seizing reserves in Afghanistan to cutting off Russia after the invasion of Ukraine. Discover the power dynamics of holding dollars, implications of sanctions, and challenges to the dollar's status as a reserve currency.

Exploring the history and power of the US dollar as a global economic weapon, Saleha Mohsin discusses her book 'Paper Soldiers'. The podcast delves into the evolution of the dollar as a key currency, the interplay of economic sanctions, and the importance of protecting democracy through the dollar's strength.

Saleha Mohsin, Senior Washington correspondent for Bloomberg News, discusses the intelligence tools of the US Treasury, the basics of SWIFT, and the effectiveness of US sanctions. They also touch on the importance of Robert Rubin and breakdown the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.

Shelby McFaddin, an Investment Analyst at Motley Fool, shares insights on market trends and investment strategies amid geopolitical tensions. Terence Kawaja, founder of LUMA Partners, discusses Comcast's spinoff from traditional cable, highlighting shifts in media. Phil Panaro, AI expert and co-founder of BCG Platinion, delves into AI’s transformative potential in business. Lastly, Saleha Mohsin analyzes Donald Trump's cabinet picks, shedding light on their implications in Washington's political landscape.

Saleha Mohsin, a Bloomberg journalist with expertise in global economics, delves into the shifting dynamics of currency dominance, particularly the challenges facing the US dollar. She discusses the rising wave of de-dollarization fueled by sanctions, and how BRICS nations are pushing for alternatives. The conversation touches on the potential impact of tariffs proposed by Donald Trump and examines whether the Chinese Yuan can realistically dethrone the dollar, highlighting the importance of democratic values and transparency in this transition.

Saleha Mohsin, a Bloomberg journalist, dives deep into the shifting tides of global currencies. She discusses the rising chatter about de-dollarization spurred by geopolitical tensions and US sanctions. With countries like China and Russia looking for alternatives, Mohsin analyzes the historical dominance of the dollar and the challenges facing the yuan as a potential replacement. She also highlights the implications of tariffs and the complexities of US-China trade relations in this intriguing financial landscape.

Saleha Mohsin, a Senior Washington Correspondent at Bloomberg and author of 'Paper Soldiers', delves into the complex world of dollar dominance. She examines why countries are seeking alternatives to the U.S. dollar and the potential risks of de-dollarization for global economies. The discussion touches on China's rising influence and the challenges facing currencies like the euro and yuan. Mohsin also explores how fluctuations in dollar power could impact U.S. economic stability and the geopolitical landscape.

Saleha Mohsin, Bloomberg News correspondent and author of Paper Soldiers, discusses how the US dollar became a powerful weapon post-9/11 through sanctions. She explores the impact of currency strength on global power dynamics and the potential implications of de-dollarization. Mohsin raises questions about the future of the dollar's dominance and its relevance in the changing world economy.

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Exploring the impact of the strong dollar consensus post-Cold War on American manufacturing, Trump administration's stance, role of Treasury Department in maintaining superpower status, and increasing use of financial sanctions from War on Terror to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.