The US dollar could be in for a roller-coaster ride in 2022. Photo: WikiCommons

Central banks around the globe are ending 2021 with the highest gold holdings in 31 years. Yet the real story as monetary authorities recalibrate foreign-exchange reserve holdings is how the US dollar is on the losing end of these shifts. And in the year ahead, this trend could become a systemic problem. True, the dollar’s […]

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