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US dollar
Dominant currency pricing is not problematic when there is synchronized growth globally1. About 50 per cent of international trade relies on the US dollar as the currency of choice2.
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Dominant currency pricing is not problematic when there is synchronized growth globally
Mark Carney - Wikipedia
“Dominant currency pricing is not problematic when there is "synchronized growth" globally”
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About 50 per cent of international trade relies on the US dollar as the currency of choice
Mark Carney - Wikipedia
“About 50 per cent of international trade relies on the US dollar as the "currency of choice"”
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"the system needs to be revamped"
Asserted by Mark Carney · stance: pro
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