Quote from Ivanovich:
I understood what you meant. Perhaps you did not get what I meant...I was not saying they won't hike in 10 days, I know they will. But if the EUR continues it's insane trajectory, expect the press conference to stress more "Caution on FX rates" perhaps even a "Undesired volatility..." comment.
I don't trade off of my opinions just what the chart says.Quote from Mup:
I think "joe public main stream america " who don't travel outside the USA don't realise what happening to their currency and the wider implications it will have on their lives over the long term...?

Quote from zdreg:
still in a state of deniail concerning the dollar?

Quote from rateesquad:
Just a thought, US economy is tanking....fast......GDp was over 5% in the 1st Q but now it is 2.1%. Expectations are more over on US economy to tank in 2007. Thats my reasoning behind the cuts.
Quote from rateesquad:
Just a thought, US economy is tanking....fast......GDp was over 5% in the 1st Q but now it is 2.1%. Expectations are more over on US economy to tank in 2007. Thats my reasoning behind the cuts. For EUR on the other hand, I believe that the 1.30 is above the rate they want. I agree with the fact that it may climb higher with EUR rates and all but it to high for their satisfaction rate. Well, maybe then US imports actually will do good in Europe, me ponders........Maybe the greenback down is a good thing?
Eureka, greenback down is awesome for the gov.
WE CAN FINALLY CUT THE TRADE DEFICIT!!!!!!!
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it won't help.
it was one of milton friedman's tenets that you can never devalue your way to prosperity or to a sound currency.
you will end up either with competitive devaluations which led to the 1929 depression or the currency will simply disappear as inflation reappears driving it out of existence. only fundemental changes in the structure of the economy can create conditions for a stable currency.