Dollar in decline? Not in the slightest

Despite a half decade of financial disasters for the US, the dollar is still embedded as the world’s reserve currency.
Dollar in decline? Not in the slightest
By Dan Bland
Mar 24, 2014
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Since 2008, the US' financial system almost collapsed entirely, the country has had its credit rating downgraded, its central bank has loaded $4 trillion worth of bonds on its books, and its government has been shut down by political gridlock.

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