In the News
What a strong US dollar means for the world economy
7th December 2016
This short interview with the editor of the Economist is good contextual background for students looking at the wider effects of currency movements. Will an appreciating US dollar (prompted for example by expected increases in UK policy interest rates) pose a threat to growth in the world economy?
US Dollar remains strong following Trump victory - https://t.co/m2Fsd4TbcG #GBPUSD #expatlife
— Lumon (@currencytalk) December 2, 2016
Capital Economics: History Shows That A Strong US Dollar Will Not Derail Stocks @MarkMelin https://t.co/Ijd9xt4iNY $$ pic.twitter.com/L8jmsY91Sw
— ValueWalk - Exclusive Hedge Fund Info (@valuewalk) November 28, 2016
This article from the Brookings Institute provides some first rate context and analysis on the short term rise of the US dollar in the aftermath of the Trump victory.
Geoff Riley
Geoff Riley FRSA has been teaching Economics for over thirty years. He has over twenty years experience as Head of Economics at leading schools. He writes extensively and is a contributor and presenter on CPD conferences in the UK and overseas.
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