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- Investors are shifting towards the euro to hedge against US political and fiscal instability, as the US Dollar Index fell 11% in 2025.
- The euro currently represents 20% of global reserves and may gain traction through Eurobonds, a digital euro, and increased global trade.
- Despite the dollar's decline, it remains the world's reserve currency, although analysts warn that its long-term stability is uncertain due to rising debt and geopolitical tensions.
