But their overuse diminishes their effectiveness over time that could eventually provide an opening for China in its patient bid to chip away at US dollar dominance.
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“If we have a really rock solid case, that there’s a negative effect to US national security, we should do it,” said Martin Chorzempa, a senior fellow with the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
“Where the real risk of overreach comes is not a specific, small, targeted sanction, but it’s something that has massive spillovers.”

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