China's central bank has asked some financial institutions about their views on recent U.S. dollar weakness, people with ...

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According to a news outlet, physical money — including coins and paper notes — has nearly vanished from day-to-day ...

By Maria Demertzis Surging geopolitical risk and growing global conflicts, along with a concomitant search for economic security, are combining to challenge what has long been a pillar of the global ...

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If trust in the issuing government collapses, paper money becomes worthless—not even fit to be used as toilet paper. Trust is the only reason fiat currency functions.

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China’s currency peaked against the dollar in 2014. It has since weakened by more than 16%. A mismanaged devaluation of the currency in 2015 prompted massive capital outflows.