De-Dollarization

Gold bars and coins in front of a falling red arrow and a U.S. dollar backdrop, symbolizing de-dollarization and the rise of Gold IRAs.

De-Dollarization: How Countries Abandon the Dollar | Protection Guide

De-dollarization means countries reducing their use of U.S. dollars in trade and reserves.

Current Progress:

  • Dollar’s share of global reserves fell from 71% to 58%
  • BRICS nations now trade 60% in local currencies
  • China and Russia are avoiding dollars in major deals

Why It’s Happening:

  • Fear of U.S. sanctions
  • Massive U.S. debt concerns
  • Desire for monetary independence

Protection Strategy: Gold IRAs and precious metals help hedge against dollar decline risks.