It would not be quite as bad for other countries, as their own currencies would improve in relative value. And it would be massively beneficial to whatever cur

It would not be quite as bad for other countries, as their own currencies would improve in relative value. And it would be massively beneficial to whatever currency replaced it. Unlike nuclear war, there is potential for a winner. That is what makes this scenario somewhat plausible. Long term China’s objective is to replace the dollar as a world reserve currency. A rapid shift would I think only occur after an alternative reserve currency were more obvious, and I think you’re right about a slow unwinding at first. However if it passed a tipping point the latter end of an unwinding scenario would I think be very fast.