A survey of ninety central banks and wealth funds found, for the first time, more plan to cut dollar holdings than raise them over the coming decade.
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Key Facts
—The finding. For the first time, more central banks plan to cut their dollar holdings than raise them over the next decade.
—The survey. It polled ninety central banks, sovereign funds and public pension funds managing about $10tn.
—The author. It was published by the Official Monetary and Financial Institutions Forum, a London research body.
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