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Currency
Trump's election win is making the dollar stronger
Nov 12, 2024
It started picking up strength as soon as betting markets indicated he was winning.
This earnings season, corporations are paying attention to the U.S. dollar
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Justin Ho
Oct 21, 2024
The dollar's value has been stabilizing in recent months. That could help companies' profits in the near future.
What's behind the rising value of the U.S. dollar?
Oct 9, 2024
Last week, the DXY index — which tracks the value of the dollar against other major currencies — rose more than 2%, the most in two years.
Why investors backed away from carry trades this week
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Ellen Rolfes
Aug 9, 2024
Investors are reminded why its risky to invest with borrowed money. Subscribe to get the "Make Me Smart" newsletter every Friday!
The high stakes trade that can move entire currencies
May 16, 2024
The “currency carry trade” is one way investors chase returns by moving their money from one country to another, and it can move currency markets. It’s emblematic of the power of interest rates to slosh money around the globe, and it may be growing.
Why the U.S. isn’t concerned that Japan might act to prop up its currency
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Justin Ho
Sep 20, 2023
The U.S. isn’t usually thrilled when a country intervenes in its own currency. But boosting the yen is likely to help Japan’s economy, which could help the U.S. in turn.
Why are Federal Reserve regional banks listed on U.S. currency?
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Janet Nguyen
Jul 7, 2023
A seal or letter-number combo shows you which of the 12 regional banks issued them.
For public good, not for profit.
What would happen if paper money became obsolete?
by
Janet Nguyen
Apr 21, 2023
A large number of Americans have gone cashless, but many still have to rely on it.
The dollar's value has been slipping over the past few months
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Andy Uhler
Jan 2, 2023
The currency's dip could be due to the prospect of a weakened U.S. economy in 2023.
How a stronger dollar weakens economies abroad
Sep 8, 2022
Countries that import commodities priced in U.S. dollars, like oil, are paying a lot more. So are nations that have dollar-denominated loans.