I don't quite agree with the "experts". USA printing money left right and centre but currency holding strong. Totally wrong.If only I had a time machine to go back to March,2012 to pick up some USD.
I guess a bit over 0.70 is still just fine.
Marki it's not about the money from AU..... It's about the title to get the endorsements for future USD!!!!!
The US dollar is quite overvalued but that may not mean their currency will plunge. The US has been printing money to run their massive deficits and their Social Security is unfunded. They are in a bigger mess than most countries if you leave out Russia and Greece and a few others.
The oil rich countries are now having to liquidate some investments so that will not help the US markets.
I am worried that the Melbourne open Tennis is loosing value as we speak. These poor tennis stars are loosing out over our dwindling dollar how we to attract top class players in the future?? Oh and first time I have seen our Aussie battler bringing in more value on the Swiss Franc.
Cove, I'm surprised to hear you say this given you seem pretty familiar with the U.S. The U.S. economy is one of the most dynamic and competitive in the developed world. Yes it's suffering from some malaise and the brutal capitalism that governs it leads to huge inequality, but if you are looking at the economy as a whole, it is easily outperforming and has been for a long time, and its prospects are good, with a rising population and huge ability to innovate and commercialise ideas. The USA is no longer "printing money" and is far ahead of other developed nations in its monetary policy cycle. Who else is raising rates? As for the whole pension scare, it's a myth that doesn't stand up to scrutiny and the only reason it keeps coming up is because people use it as a tool to scare voters , eg: http://krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/07/21/the-great-pension-scare/
LOL. Your luck is as bad as mine. Can you please deposit your life savings into this account?See how it really works.Opened a USD account with rate at 70.35.
24 hours later now 71 cents.