A growing anti-U.S. bloc is actively building alternative payment systems to bypass the U.S. dollar and SWIFT, indicating a long-term de-dollarization trend.

Used in a barbell strategy for liquidity and stability, despite long-term concerns regarding debasement.

Likely to remain strong due to high interest rates and global demand for U.S. equities, despite de-dollarization narratives.

Reinforced dominance in global energy trade (weakening of the 'Petroyuan') due to the failure of Iranian and Chinese-backed regional interests.

Long-term strength could be questioned if aggressive tactics alienate allies or if the U.S. is viewed as a rogue state.

Investors are advised to keep capital parked in the US Dollar as the US is best positioned to weather global energy shocks.

Seeing increased demand as a safe-haven destination for capital amid market volatility.

Dominance as a stabilizing force may face challenges as the world becomes more multipolar, leading to higher currency exchange risk.

Viewed as the 'cleanest dirty laundry' among failing global currencies.

Seeing record inflows over the last 15 months; remains the preferred safe haven compared to European alternatives.