USD currency rate will be still increase with Trump?

[vintageadult]

We all saw a sudden increase in usd currency against other world currencies after Trump was elected and roses insterest by FED.

Will it be continue with Trump?

Does it possible for usd to become 1:1 with EUR and or sterlin in the near future?

[faxxaff]

People are expecting tax cuts and higher interest rates and that supports the Dollar. What comes after that will be a steady decline of the Dollar. Look at what happened under President Bush: The Euro doubled within 7 or 8 years from 0.81 to 1.60. Same shit is going to happen under Trump and people will be very happy about it or not ....

[Paul&John]

Originally Posted by faxxaff

People are expecting tax cuts and higher interest rates and that supports the Dollar. What comes after that will be a steady decline of the Dollar. Look at what happened under President Bush: The Euro doubled within 7 or 8 years from 0.81 to 1.60. Same shit is going to happen under Trump and people will be very happy about it or not ....

I really hope you are wrong on this one

[pimpmaster9000]

Trump is POTUS dump them dollars...

[Klen]

Today there was in news how dollar will drop hard because Trump is cutting law which stopped banks to do whatever they want which caused crisis in 2008.

[Major (Tom)]

The euro is useless

[EddyTheDog]

That was Brexit - Not Trump...

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[e-god]

Not that dollars will go up but Euro will fall hard because of region unstability caused by BREXIT and elections in leading countries like Germany, France where euro skeptics gaining popularity, all that migrant crisis etc.

Regarding dollar and Trumps plans of rebuilding country which will lite up the economy, USD should go up, its hard to say as Trump doesn't want a strong dollar either.

[mce]

Kinda ironic don't you think?

"Bringing jobs back" to the US and rising dollar FX value.

This might just lead to LESS US jobs not more due to US companies' products and services being less attractive due to their price.

[Klen]

Originally Posted by e-god

Not that dollars will go up but Euro will fall hard because of region unstability caused by BREXIT and elections in leading countries like Germany, France where euro skeptics gaining popularity, all that migrant crisis etc.

Regarding dollar and Trumps plans of rebuilding country which will lite up the economy, USD should go up, its hard to say as Trump doesn't want a strong dollar either.

Yeah that is possible, how both dollar and euro will falling against other currencies. As i saw Euro falled as well last few days.

[vintageadult]

What about for british pound?

[Major (Tom)]

Originally Posted by KlenTelaris

Yeah that is possible, how both dollar and euro will falling against other currencies. As i saw Euro falled as well last few days.

Oil is traded in green backs. It wont fall too low

[spads]

The USD will continue to increase against other currencies mostly because a lot of the other large ones are shitting the bed. The Euro is 1 exit vote away from a free fall.

[mce]

Originally Posted by vintageadult

What about for british pound?

I wouldn't bet against the pound. I suspect it will come raging back in 2 to 3 years or SOONER.

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[Coup]

Of course. Every aspect of America will be made great again.

[thommy]

Originally Posted by KlenTelaris

Today there was in news how dollar will drop hard because Trump is cutting law which stopped banks to do whatever they want which caused crisis in 2008.

unfortunately that is not correct.

the changes trump made in the regulation of financial services will open all doors for speculations again.

that means the many foreigners will buy dollars to invest in this unregulated market and that will not weaken the dollar (what would be good for US) it will let the dollar increase.

a high dollar leads to higher importprices for countries with a lower currency and that will take effects on the US exports. the exports will go dramaticly down and the US industry will be hit hard. followed by lose of jobs.

the missregulation of the financial market will end up in even a bigger bubble as in 2007/2008 and it will be again the normal and hard working people who have to pay for the disaster, because without a banking system the whole economy would collaps and all you can do is bringing your homegrowing apples to a black market and exchange them for potatoes.

the 0,1% of the world population what is already the richest part will be 100 times more rich after that and the working people have an additional dept for the next 20 generations to pay back.

trump is a specialist in loans and he knows a lot not to pay them back. all his empire is based on loans and there are just a few banks who still give him money. under them the german "Deutsche Bank" what was involved and sued for their part in the 07/08 crisis - and trump did not pay back loans there who he invested in a few projects what went bancrupt.
but now he is the president and they need him to have protection. that is why they still give him money even when he does not pay back.

this is called perfectionism of corruption when the most corrupt is voted as a president and have the power to legalize his actions.

greetings
thommy

[pimpmaster9000]

Originally Posted by Coup

Of course. Every aspect of America will be made great again.

the next crash will not be "bail-out-able"...at some point in time the bill for that maxed out credit card you call "economy" will come due...the bill always comes due...

[Klen]

Originally Posted by thommy

unfortunately that is not correct.

the changes trump made in the regulation of financial services will open all doors for speculations again.

that means the many foreigners will buy dollars to invest in this unregulated market and that will not weaken the dollar (what would be good for US) it will let the dollar increase.

a high dollar leads to higher importprices for countries with a lower currency and that will take effects on the US exports. the exports will go dramaticly down and the US industry will be hit hard. followed by lose of jobs.

the missregulation of the financial market will end up in even a bigger bubble as in 2007/2008 and it will be again the normal and hard working people who have to pay for the disaster, because without a banking system the whole economy would collaps and all you can do is bringing your homegrowing apples to a black market and exchange them for potatoes.

the 0,1% of the world population what is already the richest part will be 100 times more rich after that and the working people have an additional dept for the next 20 generations to pay back.

trump is a specialist in loans and he knows a lot not to pay them back. all his empire is based on loans and there are just a few banks who still give him money. under them the german "Deutsche Bank" what was involved and sued for their part in the 07/08 crisis - and trump did not pay back loans there who he invested in a few projects what went bancrupt.
but now he is the president and they need him to have protection. that is why they still give him money even when he does not pay back.

this is called perfectionism of corruption when the most corrupt is voted as a president and have the power to legalize his actions.

greetings
thommy

Well, one thing is sure, that is not only factor which affect it, however if economy goes bananas again as in 2008 that will surely crash dollar.

[Coup]

Originally Posted by crucifissio

the next crash will not be "bail-out-able"...at some point in time the bill for that maxed out credit card you call "economy" will come due...the bill always comes due...