The Economic Times

U.S. dollar loses global reserve currency dominance: IMF data confirms lowest share in 30 years as de-dollarization accelerates is Americas financial power at risk?

The U.S. dollar now holds just 56.32% of global foreign exchange reserves the lowest since 1995. Down from 72% in 2001, central banks managing $12 trillion are quietly diversifying. Gold purchases topped 1,000 tonnes annually for three straight years. BRICS nations are settling trade outside the dollar. America's financial monopoly isn't collapsing but its grip is loosening, one percentage point at a time.