How interventionist foreign policy and a rising China threaten dollar's dominance

John Hugh DeMastri Daily Caller News Foundation Recent moves by the U.S. and foreign actors are increasingly calling into question the dollar’s long-term status as the world’s reserve currency, something that could reduce America’s influence on the global stage, economists told the Daily Caller News Foundation. China has been taking steps to increase the value…

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