China Is Defanging the Dollar, Not Dethroning It
China is seeking to reduce the US dollar's influence in international trade by expanding yuan settlements. However, these efforts are only at the stage of 'defanging' the dollar and have not yet led to 'dethroning' it as the reserve currency.
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