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Geoeconomics and the dollar.

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The law of dollar gravity

Fishermen hauling nets, Payagala, Sri Lanka (1969) (edited, source: World Bank Archives)

There is a law of nature in dollar payments. Call it the law of dollar gravity: wherever dollars circulate, they tend to be pulled back toward U.S.-re...

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The other CCP

Printer, China (1987) (edited, source: World Bank Archives)

The U.S. dollar has a lot going for it. Beyond the obvious pillars that support dollar dominance (economic heft, deep liquid markets, etc.), the currency is ubiquitous and it is s...

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Second to none

Man looking at equipment, France (edited, source: World Bank Archives)

On August 24th, the United States launched Operation Economic Outcast. President Trump called it the most crushing economic operation ever taken against any country. Se...

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Safety first

Steel pipes, Nihon Steel Pipe Company, Japan (edited, source: World Bank Archives)

In their instant-classic blockbuster economic work “The Safe Assets Shortage Conundrum,” Ricardo Caballero, Emmanuel Farhi, and Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas de...

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Whenever yen breaks

High speed commuter train, Japan (edited, source: World Bank Archives)

On July 31, the United States and Japan intervened jointly to strengthen the yen — the first bilateral U.S.-Japan joint yen purchase since the Asian Financial Crisis in...

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