Finance writer Jon Turek argues that between Federal Reserve swap lines, Europe stabilization and a few other factors, the strong dollar problem may be (temporarily) solved.
The Geopolitical Implications of a Too-Strong Dollar, Feat. Brent Johnson
A macro expert joins to discuss why the U.S. dollar and economy are more broadly poised to suck the liquidity from the entire global economy.
Why a Strong Dollar Is Bad for the US and Bad for the World
Despite the specter of inflation from money printing, the dollar has gained strength. Here’s why that’s a problem – for everyone.
The Global Contenders Trying to Displace the Dollar
Could the dollar be replaced by a single new dominant currency like China’s DCEP, or is a multipolar currency world more likely?
Why the Dollar Has Never Been Stronger or More Set Up to Fail
With trillions in money printing, the dollar should be getting weaker. Instead, it’s stronger than ever. What gives? The first of a four-part microseries on the battle for the future of money.