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The U.S. has one priority above everything else: protect the dollar.
Over the last few years a lot of noise has been made about de-dollarization. BRICS, oil trades outside USD, Saudi hedging its options. That matters — but it doesn’t mean the U.S. steps aside. Historically, it never has.
When the dollar is challenged, the response isn’t debate. It’s leverage.
Venezuela fits into that picture. Oil pricing still feeds directly into the dollar system. Cheaper and more stable oil lowers inflation pressure. Lower inflation gives the Fed room to cut rates. That supports growth, debt management, and markets.
This connects foreign policy decisions directly to monetary policy.
Trump can boast about oil, strength, and control. The Fed gets cover to ease. And the U.S. keeps the privilege it cares about most: the ability to print trillions when needed, without losing confidence.
That’s the real priority. Everything else is secondary.