One Chinese yuan bill lying on top of a US dollar bill.
The Chinese yuan doesn't pose a credible threat to the US dollar, according to RBC.
  • De-dollarization talk has gathered steam – but there's little reason to worry, according to RBC Wealth Management.
  • The rival yuan doesn't pose a credible threat to the buck, strategist Alan Robinson said in a recent research note.
  • "While China would like its renminbi to topple the dollar, that currency's share of global reserves remains a paltry 2.5%," he wrote.

All the de-dollarization talk of the past few years is probably just noise – because no other currency will be able to unseat the greenback, according to RBC Wealth Management.