Post #131 by OrmontUS on the Macroeconomic Trends and Risks board

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There is currently a move amongst these countries to use each other's currencies for trade rather than the USD. China is a leading player in this process and one of the results will be the requirement of these countries to keep Chinese RMB reserves and thereby less of a need for USD reserves. There will be macroeconomic consequences when USD are sold (or simply not replaced as bonds mature).

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