Donald Trump's insistence on maintaining the dominance of the US dollar in the global financial system is facing criticism from market analysts.

They argue that this approach could have unintended consequences.

Mark Sobel, a former US Treasury official with extensive experience in currency policy, believes that while the US dollar is likely to remain dominant, the idea of emerging nations adopting a unified currency is not realistic.

However, some experts suggest that Trump's rhetoric may inadvertently encourage countries to explore alternatives to the dollar.

As nations try to reduce their reliance on the US dollar, there is a possibility of new financial agreements emerging, which could challenge the current status quo of dollar supremacy in global markets.