De-Dollarization Is Accelerating, Propelled By China & Russia | Louis Gave
Researcher and money manager Louis Gave returns in Part 2 of our interview with him to discuss the acceleration away from the US dollar as a trade currency by many non-West countries.
America’s weaponization of semiconductors against China and of the West’s financial system against Russia have forced those two countries to speed up their efforts to conduct trade in currencies other than the dollar.
What will a world less dependent on the dollar look like? Does this trend open up any intersesting investment opportunities?
Louis shares his thoughts on both of these questions.
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