The Euro And The Yuan To Challenge Dollar Dominance?
President Trump's determination to disrupt the global financial order continues to sour investor sentiment toward the dollar. Both the EU and China are seeing an opportunity to make their currencies more important to global trade. We discuss the possibility of King Dollar being dethroned with PWC Partner & Chief Economist Alexis Crow (Source: Bloomberg)
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