Washington | Amid global calls to diversify away from the dollar in recent years, the U. S. has seized nearly a third of all investment that has crossed borders since COVID-19 hit.
A study by the International Monetary Fund shows that the percentage of global flows has increased, not decreased, since the shortage of dollars in 2020 spooked global investors and the easing of Russian assets in 2022 has fueled doubts about the fulfillment of the flexible movement of capital. According to the IMF, the average percentage in the United States before the pandemic was only 18 percent.
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