Will there be a sub dollar in the next few years?

In the short term (100 years?) Maybe! Unlikely. There are too many differences in the economic systems of Asian countries. It is difficult to resolve the suspicions between the countries of East Asia!

Probably not for a long time.

Asian countries have too many cultural and economic differences, unlike Europe, where there are fewer cultural and economic development differences.

Moreover, the gap in the international interests of Asian countries is so large that it is impossible to reach an agreement.

For example, the interests of oil-producing countries and Japan are in conflict.

In addition, there is too much gap in the development of the financial system in Asia, and there are great differences between models, such as Japan and China, and many countries do not have their own sound financial systems at all, in this case, it is simply impossible to say that a unified currency is impossible.

If confined to a certain part of Asia, the OPEC countries are the most likely region of Asia to produce a single currency, but they are now all constrained by the US dollar.

No, the problems left over from the history of Asian countries are enough to toss, how can it be possible to unite and issue the Asian dollar.

I don't think so, because there is a bit of non-interference in Asian countries. Compared with the creation of the euro, I think that at that time, the European economy was already highly integrated, and the culture and entertainment of the residents of various countries were also integrated, and then the European Union was born, and under this premise, the euro was further integrated and promoted. It's still a long ...... before the creation of the Asian dollar

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Hello dear dear, I am happy to answer for you: What is the situation of the Asian dollar in 2022 The answer is: As far as the current situation and the next 5 years are concerned, only the RMB in Asian countries has the attributes and expectations of a relatively stable currency value, and can endorse the Asian dollar, so once the Asian dollar is born, China is bound to become one of the core leading countries (except for Japan, the economic scale of the Asian tigers is too small, but Japan cannot play a role in stabilizing the Asian dollar due to its own business conditions, but because the Japanese economy has already bottomed out, As the world's second largest economy, it is entirely possible to take this opportunity to reinvigorate), taking the greatest responsibility and risk.

However, because China's economic development stage is similar to that of other Asian countries (Southeast Asia, Central and Western Asia, etc.), and it is essentially in a competitive relationship with them rather than a relationship of technology, products, and capital exports, it is prudent to remove restrictions on China's export pull after the opening of the Asian dollar, which will on the contrary promote a large influx of high-tech products from Japan and South Korea, causing damage to domestic industries.

As far as the current situation and the next 5 years are concerned, only the RMB in Asian countries has the attributes and expectations of a relatively stable currency value, which can endorse the Asian dollar, so once the Asian dollar is born, China is bound to become one of the core leading countries (except for Japan, the economic scale of the Asian tigers is too small, but Japan due to its own business conditions, can not play a role in stabilizing the Asian dollar, but because the Japanese economy has already bottomed out, as the world's second economy, it is entirely possible to take this opportunity to revitalize), Take maximum responsibility and risk.

However, because China's economic development is similar to that of other Asian countries (Southeast Asia, Central and Western Asia, etc.), and the relationship between them is essentially in a competitive relationship rather than a relationship of technology, unbridled products, and capital exports, the export pull to China after the opening of the Asian dollar will be limited, and on the contrary, it will promote a large influx of high-tech products from Japan and South Korea, causing damage to domestic industries.

In short, the current introduction of the Asian dollar will do more harm than good to China.

As far as the current situation and the next 5 years are concerned, only the RMB in Asian countries has the attributes and expectations of a relatively stable currency value, which can endorse the Asian dollar, so once the Asian dollar is born, China is bound to become one of the core leading countries (except for Japan, the economic scale of the Asian tigers is too small, but Japan cannot play a role in stabilizing the Asian dollar due to its own business conditions, but because the Japanese economy has already bottomed out, as the world's second economy, it is entirely possible to take this opportunity to revitalize), Take maximum responsibility and risk.

However, because China's economic development stage is similar to that of other Asian countries (Southeast Asia, Central and Western Asia, etc.), and it is essentially in a competitive relationship with them rather than the export of technology, products, and capital, the export pull to China after the opening of the Asian dollar will be limited, and on the contrary, it will promote a large influx of high-tech products from Japan and South Korea, causing damage to domestic industries.

In short, the current introduction of the Asian dollar will do more harm than good to China.

I won't, but still smile