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- Aug 5, 2026
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The Currency Reset: Rising of Multipolar World Order (opens the original)
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The Unipolar Bargain: China Produced, America Printed The previous piece traced how the US dollar earned its eighty-year run as the reserve currency of the world — backed first by gold, then, after the Nixon Shock of 1971, by nothing more than confidence in the American government, and underwritten from the 1970s onward by the petrodollar arrangement with Saudi Arabia and OPEC. In exchange for issuing the world’s currency, granted America a seigniorage and the muscle power required to maintain m
Aaditya Kaul Voices - Times of India Voices (opens the original)
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In dollar we trust: How reserve currency ruled the world (opens the original)
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An empire forged by ships, soldiers and sterling For nearly two hundred years, the British Empire ran on a simple formula: send the navy, plant the flag, station the troops, and rule directly, from Calcutta to Cape Town to the Caribbean. By the early 1900s, Britain governed roughly a quarter of the world’s land and people. Running alongside every conquest was a currency: the pound sterling, the world’s reserve currency, the money other nations held in their vaults and trusted more than their own
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