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With the deepening of the current international financial crisis, from the perspective of the dollar fundamentals, the stable international reserve status of dollar assets will be a long-term trend.
The dollar is still dominant.
Countries are all denominated in dollars, and dollar assets are overwhelmingly dominant.
In the current structure of international reserves, US dollar assets still account for more than 70%, and US Treasury bonds are the most liquid assets in the international financial market.
Central banks hold a lot of dollar assets.
If the dollar continues to depreciate, countries’ dollar assets will inevitably plunge.
Therefore, to a certain extent, maintaining the stability and strength of the dollar is the inevitable choice of governments and central banks to prevent the further deterioration of the financial crisis.
Large shrinkage can be avoided.
Therefore, maintaining the stability and a certain degree of strength of the dollar is the inevitable choice of governments and central banks to prevent the financial crisis from worsening.
