To say the roof hasn’t caved in on the dollar is an understatement. Despite the doomsaying that was pervasive after the White House imposed sweeping tariffs, the greenback is as entrenched in the cogs of global finance as ever. If anything, its use is more pervasive. It would probably be too much to hope for some reflection on the part of the "sell America” crowd that grabbed the microphone this year. But the Bank for International Settlements has spoken: The Basel-based organization’s