🇺🇸 ** De-Dollarisation and the Geopolitical Climate** Morgan Stanley analysis suggests that **US policy** could significantly affect the speed of global de-dollarisation. Specifically, potential shifts in the US stance on **trade, national debt, international sanctions, and key institutions** are noted as pivotal variables. --- The long-term erosion of the **US dollar's** reserve currency dominance continues, though the process remains gradual. Despite this trend, no single currency has emerged as a clear, universally accepted **reserve currency alternative**. --- Amid rising geopolitical and fiscal uncertainty, **Gold** has strengthened its position as the primary challenger to the dollar. Central banks are increasingly diversifying their reserves, with gold holdings growing substantially. This reflects a broad market desire for neutral, safe-haven assets. This video provides an expert's perspective on the impact of US tariffs, which is one of the policy areas Morgan Stanley highlighted as affecting de-dollarisation. [Morgan Stanley's Ridham Desai On Why Trump's Tariffs Aren't Catastrophic For India](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WElUcANIIwk) http://googleusercontent.com/youtube_content/0