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Euro’s Global Role Gains Slightly But Still Distant From Dollar

International use of the euro rose slightly in 2025 but stayed well below that of the dollar, highlighting the difficulty of mounting a global challenge to the greenback’s supremacy.

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Euro’s Global Role Gains Slightly But Still Distant From Dollar
International use of the euro rose slightly in 2025 but stayed well below that of the dollar, highlighting the difficulty of mounting a global challenge to the greenback’s supremacy.
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