Yuan’s ‘golden window’ is open, former PBOC governor says as US dollar credibility teeters
A former governor of the People's Bank of China, Zhou Xiaochuan, stated that a decline in confidence in the US dollar presents China with a "golden window of opportunity" to increase the international use of the yuan. Zhou's comments were published in a report by the Chinese think tank, New Economist, on Sunday.

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AI-generatedA former governor of the People's Bank of China, Zhou Xiaochuan, stated that a decline in confidence in the US dollar presents China with a "golden window of opportunity" to increase the international use of the yuan. Zhou's comments were published in a report by the Chinese think tank, New Economist, on Sunday. He attributed the weakening dollar to US policies, including the use of tariffs and sanctions, as well as geopolitical conflicts. These factors, according to Zhou, have damaged the dollar's global credibility, creating an opening for the yuan to gain wider acceptance.
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3 extractedFaltering confidence in the US dollar has handed China a “golden window of opportunity” to promote its currency.
The United States' policy choices are the core driving force behind changes in the international monetary system.
American tariffs, dollar sanctions, and geopolitical conflicts have eroded the US currency’s global credibility.