The United States has the most powerful economy and military in the world, and is the largest producer of crude oil in the world. All of this leaves China with a clear incentive to hold the USD.
Over the years, Beijing has continuously made efforts to attract more countries to use their local currencies and has made significant strides in the internationalization of the renminbi. However, experts still assert that this currency cannot replace the USD in the near future.
The current so-called "de-dollarization" trend, although it is supported by many countries and regions, the country that can really "de-dollarize" effectively lest it is still the US.
Recently, many customers are willing to pay bills in renminbi, citing the economic crisis, Western sanctions on Russia, China's growing position and concerns about the US weaponization of the US dollar.