The dollar's weakening grip on commodity pricing
Report summary
Table of contents
- Executive summary
- US dollar domination
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Ditching the dollar?
- China’s renminbi ambitions
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What currencies could replace the dollar?
- Established currencies or digital disruptors?
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How deep could de-dollarisation in energy and metals go?
- Oil’s diminishing role
- What are the macroeconomic implications?
Tables and charts
This report includes 5 images and tables including:
- Energy and metals export value and share of global trade
- Major foreign holders of US treasury securities (July 2019)
- Daily turnover of foreign exchange instruments
- China and Europe trade value of net imports
- Official foreign exchange reserves
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