
Polo Rocha
Writer and Reporter at Freelance
Freelance reporter @LatinFinance @Investopedia & others. Past: @amerbanker, @spgmarketintel, @wispolitics, @badgerherald, @JHUCarey. [email protected]
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4 days ago |
latinfinance.com | Polo Rocha
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1 week ago |
investopedia.com | Polo Rocha
Key TakeawaysAs investors recover from a volatile month of tariff headlines, the lingering question on Wall Street is how much the U.S. dollar's status as the pre-eminent global currency has weakened. "King Dollar" is unlikely to be dethroned anytime soon given the lack of a reasonable alternative, analysts say. The dollar remains the most widely used currency in global trade, a role it's held since the aftermath of World War II, and past efforts to replace it have sputtered.
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"King Dollar" is unlikely to be dethroned anytime soon, but investors are split on whether its status as the preeminent global currency has weakened. My latest at @Investopedia: https://t.co/fK7ahq7PZY

Is the bond market ... OK? My latest for @Investopedia on a turbulent week for markets and the path ahead https://t.co/tGUrrcjeii

Trump wants to supercharge U.S. manufacturing with today's tariffs. But consumers/businesses are growing anxious ahead of the Liberation Day news. "That sinking feeling is becoming more palpable," @OxfordEconomics said. My latest for @Investopedia: https://t.co/IOziC2dK3X