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Unseating the dollar is assessed as likely to take decades. The dollar was described as representing 58% of global reserves, 49% of SWIFT transaction value and 64% of global debt, compared with 2%, 5% and less than 2%, respectively, for the yuan.
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Unseating the dollar is assessed as likely to take decades. The dollar was described as representing 58% of global reserves, 49% of SWIFT transaction value and 64% of global debt, compared with 2%, 5% and less than 2%, respectively, for the yuan.
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Unseating the dollar is assessed as likely to take decades. The dollar was described as representing 58% of global reserves, 49% of SWIFT transaction value and 64% of global debt, compared with 2%, 5% and less than 2%, respectively, for the yuan.
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It's likely to take decades to unseat the dollar. Dollar assets represent 58% of global currency reserves (vs. 2% for the yuan), 49% of global SWIFT transaction value (vs. 5% for the yuan), and 64% of global debt (vs. less than 2% for the yuan - despite China's best efforts to finance its development projects abroad in yuan).
Unseating the dollar is assessed as likely to take decades. The dollar was described as representing 58% of global reserves, 49% of SWIFT transaction value and 64% of global debt, compared with 2%, 5% and less than 2%, respectively, for the yuan.
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