The US Dollar has slightly gained against Asian currencies, with the Rupee down ~2% YTD, while the Yuan remains flat but more globally used
China and India are part of the BRICS+ bloc pushing for alternatives to the dollar in global trade, boosting the yuan and rupee regionally
The USD remains dominant in energy trade. The INR sees limited use in bilateral deals (e.g., UAE, Russia), while Yuan usage is rising in Africa, the Middle East, and ASEAN
China’s Digital Yuan leads in adoption. India’s e₹ (Digital Rupee) is expanding in pilot stages. The US Fed is still evaluating digital dollar
Who’s Winning? USD dominates globally, yuan gains ground regionally, and rupee holds steady but lacks influence. It's a three-way tug-of-war with different strengths