Forecast on the Strength of the US Dollar
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Tom Murcko
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Over the long term the
U
.S.
dollar
will
probably
continue to get weaker against other currencies, because the U.S. currently exports 12% of
GDP
, and
imports
17% of GDP. So each year the U.S. sells a part of itself, and prints more
money
to do so.
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