De-dollarization is accelerating:
In 2001, the U.S. dollar accounted for approximately 65% of global foreign exchange reserves. By 2025, this share has declined to around 40%, signaling a structural shift in the international monetary system.
This trend reflects:
• Rising geopolitical fragmentation and sanctions risk
• Expansion of bilateral trade settlements in national currencies
• Growth of alternative reserve assets (gold, yuan, regional currencies)
• Strategic diversification by central banks to reduce dollar dependency
The result is a gradual transition from a unipolar dollar-dominated system toward a more multipolar reserve structure, with implications for global liquidity flows, capital markets, and macroeconomic stability.
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