Gate News message, April 23 — According to SWIFT data, the US dollar’s share of international transactions reached a record high of 51.1% in March, up from 49.2% in February and marking the highest level since 2023.
The euro accounted for approximately 21% of transactions, followed by sterling and yen. The dollar’s surge coincided with ongoing conflict in the Middle East region.
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