BRICS is challenging the dominance of the US dollar by spreading the de-dollarization agenda across the globe. The bloc is pushing local currencies for trade and convincing other developing countries to sideline the US dollar. Using local currencies will strengthen their native economies and give them a boost in the forex markets. Amid the BRICS de-dollarization initiative, leading investment bank Morgan Stanley has predicted the future of the US dollar.
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Read here to know the sectors in the US that will be affected if BRICS ditches the dollar for trade. The move will make the US dollar lose out on the global supply and demand dynamics and push it into the path of decline. If the US fails to import the dollar, inflation could hit the homeland leading to higher prices for basic necessities.
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BRICS: Morgan Stanley Reveals How the US Dollar Will Survive the Challenges
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Analysts from the leading investment bank Morgan Stanley predict that the US dollar will remain the dominant currency for a longer period despite the challenges from BRICS. The bank’s analyst highlighted that in terms of financial instability, investors flock to the US dollar and not the Chinese yuan.
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Historically, the USD has maintained stability during a market crisis while other local currencies plummeted. The USD can withstand the whips of the currency market as it is backed by global trade, said Morgan Stanley on the BRICS de-dollarization initiative.
“Which currency would you want to own when global stock markets start to fall? And the global economy tends to head into recession?” said James Lord, Morgan Stanley’s Head of Foreign Exchange Strategy. “You want to be positioning in US dollars because that has historically been the exchange rate reaction to those kinds of events.” In conclusion, Morgan Stanley predicts that the US dollar will reign supreme against the onslaught of the BRICS alliance.
