[T]the fall of the dollar will not be a passing accident, but the first sign of a changing era.
Zimbabwe's use of the Chinese Yuan as a reserve currency is a pioneering initiative.
[T]he United States has used the dollar as a weapon.
The U.S. dollar does not necessarily address the structural weakness in an economy.
Most sub-Saharan African currencies have weakened against the U.S. dollar, fanning inflationary pressures across the continent.
[T]he last time we saw gold purchases at these levels was at a turning point in the history of the world's monetary system.
In uncertain times like ours, the world is attracted to the huge U.S. government debt markets, the world’s most secure assets.
Politics has become the economy. The economy is politics.
Together, we are capable of bringing down the framework so diligently built up by the U.S.
[T]he demand for dollars around the world is offsetting the domestic factors that weaken its value.