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$ losing global reserve currency status

New Delhi : India | 26 days ago  
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The dollar may lose its position as the global reserve currency as Asia moves to replace the US as the driver of world growth, said Rajat Nag, managing director of the Asian Development Bank (ADB). “The process has already begun,” said Nag in an interview in New Delhi on Monday. “India’s move...
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