A group of emerging nations could soon start knocking down one key pillar of dollar dominance

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Some emerging nations are calling for a move away from the global financial system dominated by the US dollar.

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The cryptocurrencies that are worth investing in, from bitcoin to altcoins to meme coins

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Japan just spent billions to boost the flailing yen — and the US may get involved too

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The yen has been in a prolonged slump against the dollar.

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Cash is no longer king. So why are we still printing so much?

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The US had around 18.5 billion $100 notes in circulation in 2022, according to Federal Reserve data.

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Israel's war with Hamas will cost $53 billion, Israeli central bank says

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Israeli soldiers head south near Ashkelon, Israel, on Saturday, Oct. 7, 2023.
Israeli soldiers head south near Ashkelon, Israel, on Saturday, Oct. 7, 2023.

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Why the Israeli shekel is the world's best performing currency against the US dollar this month

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Here's why bitcoin could be headed to $100,000 by 2025

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A representation of cryptocurrencies including bitcoin and dogecoin are seen in this illustration photo.

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Dollarization will provide an 'incredible boost' to Argentina's economy, veteran emerging-markets investor says

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The 'dollar's long goodbye' means the no-brainer trade will end in 2024 as other currencies rise, ING says

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Foreign bond investors are 'extremely concerned' about US deficits while the risk of China and Japan dumping Treasurys looms large

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Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen speaks during a news conference at the IMF and World Bank Annual Meetings at IMF headquarters, October 14, 2022 in Washington, DC.

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