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Going to gold as trust in the USD as a safe asset wanes. The status of a reserve currency is based on whether other countries choose to save in it. That willingness to hold the dollar appears to be decreasing.Asia TimesChina’s gold stockpiling is dollar warning signWilliam Pesek
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Going to gold as trust in the USD as a safe asset wanes. The status of a reserve currency is based on whether other countries choose to save in it. That willingness to hold the dollar appears to be decreasing.Going to gold as trust in the USD as a safe asset wanes. The status of a reserve currency is based on whether other countries choose to save in it. That willingness to hold the dollar appears to be decreasing.Asia TimesChina’s gold stockpiling is dollar warning signWilliam Pesek
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China’s gold stockpiling is dollar warning sign
William Pesek