By Bella Barda-Bareket
Ynet.com, Tel Aviv, Israel
Tuesday, June 2, 2026
For nearly 80 years the dollar has been far more than a means of payment. It has functioned as the operating system of globalization. Countries sold goods to America, received dollars in return, invested those dollars in U.S. Treasury bonds, and, in doing so, helped finance the American consumer, the American military, and the American debt.
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It was an almost perfect bargain. The world received liquidity, market depth, and security. America received cheap credit, geopolitical leverage, and the extraordinary ability to finance deficits on a scale no other country could sustain for long.
But in recent years it has become clear that this bargain can no longer be taken for granted. The dollar remains the central currency of the global system, but its psychological exclusivity is eroding. The world is not abandoning the dollar but it is beginning to treat it less as a natural anchor and more as an exposure that must be actively managed. ...
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