Nov 24, 2007
While big dollar-holding countries such as China, Singapore, Russia and the Persian Gulf states are very worried about the erosion in value of their dollar-denominated holdings, they also know that an abrupt move to cut their pegs to the dollar would force a run on the currency, leaving them even poorer. Instead these countries are pursuing careful reallocations of their investment holdings that will allow them to hedge against the dollar’s decline.

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