2014년 11월 6일 목요일

Question is how far a distance can the dollar travel?

http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/15cec396-64ea-11e4-bb43-00144feabdc0.html#axzz3IH9vIgTt


20141106 by Dan McCrum


Indeed, the question may be less about the direction for the dollar than the distance it might travel: can the very big rallies of the 1980s and 1990s be repeated? That might be too much to expect, without an emerging markets crisis to send investors in search of hard currency. Investment flows have improved, but context is important: in terms of investment flows, the booming West Coast has nothing on the mania of the dotcom era.

Come back to the politics as well. Along with tight monetary policy, the dollar surge of the early 1980s was helped by Ronald Reagan’s tax cuts. The next Republican Congress may do many things, but a fiscal loosening (dare we say stimulus) is unlikely to be among them.

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