Friedman: U.S. dollar will remain the global reserve currency long-term
Adena Friedman · Nasdaq CEO Reveals the Next Era Of The Stock Market - Adena Friedman | All-In Summit · Sep 9, 2025 · at 21:02
Adena Friedman, CEO of Nasdaq and NY Fed board member, speaks at the All-In Summit about global de-dollarization concerns and U.S. economic strength.
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“I am a huge believer in dollar as a reserve currency, and the fact we will be persistent as a reserve currency over a long period of time.”
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