The dollar also dropped against the yen before a report that may show U.S. housing starts slid to near a 17-year low. Probably we will see the euro rally some more against the dollar, the ECB will continue to be hawkish as there's little evidence of a let-up in European inflation, as long as the crude stays above the $100 mark and the dollar remains worthless,,, The dollar fell to $1.5947 against the euro as of 10:56 a.m. in London, from $1.5790 in New York yesterday. The dollar also was at 101.01 yen from 101.83.WorldWatch predicts the dollar may fall to $1.62 versus Europe's single currency in the next month....
16/04/2008
The worthless dollar.
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