While the US dollar has been the dominant – but not the only – reserve currency since 1947, its role has been eroded as other currencies have gained market share. UBS’s Paul Donovan explains what might happen next.  

<p>While the US dollar has been the dominant &ndash; but not the only &ndash; reserve currency since 1947, its role has been eroded as other currencies have gained market share. UBS&rsquo;s Paul Donovan explains what might happen next.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

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