Why is financial stability essential for key currencies in the international monetary system?

Linda Goldberg, Signe Krogstrup, John Lipsky, Hélène Rey.

The dollar’s dominant role in international trade and finance has proved remarkably resilient. This column argues that financial stability – and the policy and institutional frameworks that underpin it – are important new determinants of currencies’ international roles. While old drivers still matter, progress achieved on financial-stability reforms in major currency areas will greatly influence the future roles of their currencies.

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