Building a Long-Term Income Portfolio from Scratch - Part 3 : Why the Dollar’s Days as King Are Numbered
And What It Means for You
Introduction: A Seismic Shift You Can’t Ignore
The U.S. dollar has ruled the world since 1944, but its throne is starting to wobble. We’re entering a multipolar era where new currencies and systems are challenging its dominance. This isn’t just a financial trend—it’s a megatrend that could reshape your investments. In this post, we’ll dive into the history of dominant currencies, unpack the dollar’s slow decline, and show you why a multi-currency strategy isn’t optional anymore. The global economy is shifting fast, and if you want to stay ahead, you need to adapt now. Let’s break it down.
I/ Dominant Currencies Don’t Last Forever
History has a clear message: no currency stays on top forever. From the talent in ancient Greece to the Roman denarius, the Arab dinar, and the Florentine florin in the Middle Ages, every dominant currency eventually fades. The Venetian ducat, Spanish real, Dutch florin, and British pound all had their moment—until the U.S. dollar took over after 1945. Right now, the dollar still calls the shots globally, but cracks are showing, and a new world is coming.
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