US Dollar Dominance Under Fire as Sanctions Push Nations to Alternatives
A top Russian diplomat has squarely blamed former President Joe Biden for the U.S. dollar’s shrinking dominance in global finance, accusing Washington of using payment systems as tools of political coercion. Framing it a...
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