No, because the Dollar would depreciate and the stocks would rise...
US Can't loose dominance though because the EURODOLLAR system demands 75 Trillion $ annually to refinance 350-400 Trillion $ of debt and theres like 3/4 transactions internationally utilise the $ for refinancing that debt, they control the flow of $ into international markets so can loosen or tighten on whim, as long as domestic liquidity stock is enough for rolling over debt(s) (debt to
gdp is irrelevant, liquidity to debt is relevant) then the US can become isolationist or globalist on the whim as it sees fit.
At the moment it's reducing its overheads (internationally) so its domestic liquidity can absorb its debt roll-over, its international liquidity is still strong, as people say
China etc not buying bonds, but if you look at the caymans that is... offsetting that demand and is likely domestic Chinese companies operating via Cayman vehicles (or other).
Basically the US is still strong, in 15 yrs though... or rather we will find out how strong in 2032.