ilmscore | Is China Dumping the Dollar? - And is Ray Dalio Right about Reserve Currencies?

Predictions from this Video

Total: 6
Correct: 0
Incorrect: 0
Pending: 6
Prediction
Topic
Status
The US dollar will not lose its reserve currency status in the near future.
"I don’t agree that the dollar will loose reserve currency status any time soon – simply because there is no reasonable alternative to the Dollar right now."
US Dollar
Pending
The Chinese Yuan will not replace the US dollar as the global reserve currency without China opening its capital account.
"China – which is a huge economy - couldn’t replace the dollar in the global financial system with its currency - without opening its capital account and allowing the free movement of currency in and out of its economy – which it is unwilling to do."
Chinese Yuan (Renminbi)
Pending
Brazil will be a major beneficiary of the US-China trade war due to increased Chinese demand for agricultural products.
"China – on the other hand - can replace its imports from the US more easily – as China mostly buys agricultural produce from the United States - so a big winner from this trade war will be Brazil who were a big winner in 2019 too - when the first round of tariffs was announced."
US-China Trade War Impact
Pending
The Trump Administration is likely to repeal all Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) tax subsidies for renewable energy projects.
"The stop-work order on a multi-billion-dollar international investment project like this implies that the Trump Administration is quite likely to repeal all of the IRA tax subsidies for renewable projects."
US Renewable Energy Policy
Pending
The 'Mar-a-Lago Accord' (restructuring US debt by forcing lower interest rates/extended maturities on investors) is highly unlikely to be implemented due to its destructive nature.
"I don’t believe that such a deal is even remotely likely – and I think that even attempting to implement a policy like this would be so destructive and chaotic for the U.S. economy and financial markets that it could never happen."
US Debt Policy
Pending
If current presidential policies continue, American companies like Apple will incur damage that is not yet reflected in market prices.
"Markets haven’t yet priced in three years and three quarters more of chaos – and investors aren't really pricing in the damage that could be done to great American companies like Apple - if the president continues on his current path."
US Economic Impact
Pending