What the Crashing Dollar Means for You
By Christopher Barker
May 29, 2009
We've been here before, Fools, but each successive moment of truth for the U.S. dollar carries greater implications than the time before.
The U.S. dollar index, a broad measure of the greenback's value against foreign currencies, broke down below the 80-mark again Friday. When that level
was last ...
Calls grow to supplant dollar as global currency
A Pakistani currency dealer counts U.S. dollars at his shop in Karachi in this May, 2008, file photo.
France joins China, India and Russia in calling for a new reserve standard on the eve of the G8 summit
Karim Bardeesy
From Monday's Globe and Mail Last updated on Monday, Jul. 06, ...
401(k) as Dangerous as the Dollar Jun 26th, 2009 | By Linda Brady Traynham | Category: Featured , Morning
Whiskey
Prophets are famous for being without honor in their own country, and it isn't any fun being Cassandra. We're considered alarmist nuts until what
we have foreseen comes to pass-and repulsive thereafter if we say "I told you so!"
...
China criticises dollar
Dai Bingguo, who is standing in for the Chinese president Hu Jintao at the G8 meetings, raised questions over the dominant role of the dollar as the
world's reserve currency.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/chi na/5793308/China-criticises-dollar.html
By Malcolm Moore in Shanghai
...
China is now a net SELLER of U.S. Treasury notes and bonds!
We told you this was coming. Heck: A blind man could have seen it a mile away.
For many months now, we've predicted that Washington's wild spending and borrowing spree would make the global investors who buy our longer-term
Treasuries - notes and bonds - as nervous as long-tailed cats in a room full of rocking chairs.
...
Greenback slide sparks ripple effect
U.S. dollar Getty
Images
Export-driven economies intervene in currency markets, loonie rises to 52-week high
Andy Hoffman
Globe and Mail Update Published on Thursday, Oct. 08, 2009 8:00PM EDT Last updated on Friday, Oct.
09, 2009 2:15AM EDT
T he ...
"America and Britain Must Be Very Worried"
10/5/2009
by John Rubino
It's been obvious for some time that America's trading partners are caught in a financial catch-22: If China, Japan, and Saudi Arabia
keep accepting dollars in return for their cars, toys and oil, their currency portfolios become even more unbalanced and their foreign exchange risks more
extreme. But if they ...
It is the 1970s all over again.
OCD
A Paper Money Horror
Story
Asset bubbles come and go. Each begins with a story: Japan as No. 1, the East Asian miracle, dotcom mania, how
financial innovations eliminate risk - just to mention the latest four. Each begins with a plausibly bullish story, which is then magnified by
the financial markets, creating ...
Sounds a lot like today.
OCD
Is The Dollar
Doomed?
There is no durable recovery that can come so long as debt expands faster than GDP does. The math simply does not permit it.
In 1930 there was a tremendous stock market bounce, and everyone and their brother thought that The
Depression had been avoided as a consequence of ...
Sliding U.S. dollar continues to shock
National Post The Canadian dollar extended gains to hit a new one-year high against the U.S. dollar as oil
prices surged and in the wake of strong Canadian jobs data late last week.
Mark Shenk, Bloomberg
Published: Tuesday, October 13, 2009
National Post The Canadian dollar extended gains to hit a new one-year high ...
What Happens If the Dollar Crashes
Trade wars could break out. Overexposed banks might collapse. And that's just for starters
By Peter Coy
The financial crisis taught us that markets can drop further and faster than anyone expects. Housing prices, for example, fell for three straight years
starting in 2006, even though the conventional wisdom right up until the bust began was that ...
U.S. Dollar Has A Long Way To Fall Michael Berry, 11.16.09, 1:10 PM ET Gold is soaring Monday, trading at $1131 per ounce. President Obama is in China, calling for a new relationship. New relationship, indeed! On the surface of this visit everyone is smiling. Immediately below surface the dollar is falling--again. There is tremendous global finger-pointing today. Liu Mingkang , head of China's CBRC, said that the combination of a weak...
As dollar tumbles, America is up for grabs U.S. dollar bills. Getty Images Era of foreign acquirer seems to be getting closer Globe and Mail Update Published on Friday, Nov. 13, 2009 7:34PM EST Last updated on Sunday, Nov. 15, 2009 11:30AM EST O utside, the sky was bleak and the snow was drifting. But inside the meeting hall in Toronto's financial district, the mood was warm, as it usually is when Warren Buffett is in the house - even on...
The Dollar Collapses Commodities, stocks and foreign currencies all rise as investors sell dollars. The U.S. dollar reached its lowest point against the euro this year due to a myriad of forces including rising global stocks and commodities prices, low interest rates, and investors diversifying out of Treasury debt and into other assets including U.S. stocks with the Dow Jones industrial average approaching 9500 in late afternoon trading....
It has to be bad when even the drug lords won't take dollars. OCD Drug cartels no longer want US dollars International drug cartels have abandoned the US dollar for high denomination euros to launder millions in illegal profits, Europol has revealed. The gangs no longer use $100 bills because â¬500 notes - the largest denomination of euro - take up less room when transporting large amounts of cash across the world. Read Full Story
Dollar reserve status seen in slow slide Wed Nov 4, 2009 12:25pm EST By Nigel Davies http://www.reuters.com/article/ousivMolt/idUSTRE5A343I20091104 LONDON (Reuters) - The dollar's edge as the world's leading reserve currency will be chipped away only slowly, and it is likely to remain dominant for many years, a Reuters poll of foreign exchange strategists showed. The dollar makes up an estimated 63 percent of central banks'...
Sliding U.S. dollar continues to shock National Post The Canadian dollar extended gains to hit a new one-year high against the U.S. dollar as oil prices surged and in the wake of strong Canadian jobs data late last week. Mark Shenk, Bloomberg Published: Tuesday, October 13, 2009 National Post The Canadian dollar extended gains to hit a new one-year high against the U.S. dollar as oil prices surged and in the wake of strong Canadian jobs data...
Value Is in Eye of the Holder OCTOBER 19, 2009 Web of Factors Make It Hard to Peg Greenback's Worth By MARK GONGLOFF Despite all of the ink and tears spilled on the dollar's recent decline, one nagging question still hasn't been answered: What's the dollar really worth? Economists and analysts around the world have several yardsticks for measuring a currency's value, but at the end of the day they all come up short in...
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