The U.S. dollar has long been supported by a robust bond market, which has acted as a buffer against economic fluctuations. However, recent developments indicate that this support is waning.
Major dislocations in America's foreign policy have led to a growing trend of dedollarization among central banks worldwide. This shift could have significant implications for the dollar's status as the world's primary reserve currency.
As central banks diversify their reserves away from the dollar, the currency's stability may be tested, raising concerns about its future in the global economy.