OMFIF: It is expected that by 2035, the average share of the US dollar in global forex reserves will be 52%.

Gate News bot news, the official forum of the Official Monetary and Financial Institutions Forum (OMFIF) predicts that by 2035, the U.S. dollar will account for an average of 52% of global forex reserves, remaining the largest reserve currency, but down from the current 58%. Domestic political uncertainty in the United States is a significant reason for the dollar's decline in favor.

In addition to 70% of surveyed central banks expressing concerns about the political environment in the United States, this cautious sentiment has also spread to global public funds. An OMFIF survey shows that more than half of the funds believe that "American exceptionalism" will come to an end. Furthermore, unilateral policies such as "Liberation Day" tariffs have further weakened the appeal of the dollar, prompting central banks around the world to accelerate the diversification of reserve assets.