In 2025, global currency markets are reflecting more than just interest rate differentials—they’re signaling deeper shifts in economic power and geopolitical alignment. The U.S. dollar, long the world’s dominant reserve currency, is holding firm but faces growing challenges from the euro and the Chinese yuan. These challenges aren’t just economic—they’re rooted in global trade realignments, shifting monetary policy strategies, and even political ambitions. As Kavan Choksi UAE recently observed, “Currency movements today are as much about influence as they are about inflation,” highlighting how exchange rates have become barometers of global power. The U.S. dollar has remained resilient, largely thanks…
