IMF chief economist Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas said the global economy remains firmly dollar‑centered. Dollar dominance influences currency markets, borrowing costs, and the effectiveness of monetary{policy coordination worldwide}. It also frames the backdrop for trade and fiscal policy debates, such as the digital‑tax dispute with the United States."""", """""" IMF, Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas, global central banks, and market participants exposed to dollar‑denominated assets. Further IMF analyses on currency dynamics and possible policy recommendations; continued monitoring of dollar‑linked credit spreads. IMF chief economist Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas reiterated that the world’s financial system remains heavily dollar‑centric, a view supported by recent IMF commentary on U.S. rate guidance. The statement highlights the persistence of dollar‑linked financing flows and suggests limited near‑term diversification away from the greenback.
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