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Data Round-Up: Dollar Appreciation Having Little to No Effect on Trade Prices
posted by Michael Lewis on October 10, 2014
Found in US, categorized in Currencies
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Fueled by signs of weakness in China, Europe and Japan and by anticipation of Fed tightening starting next year, the broad (nominal) trade-weighted dollar has ‘surged’ to a 5-year high, up about 8% since early 2013.
Abstract
FMI’s analysis of recent US dollar movements and today’s September Import and Export Prices.
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Mike Lewis founded Free Market Inc. (FMI) in 1982 as a full-service economic consulting firm, providing insights and in-depth data analysis primarily for institutional money managers and corporate planning directors.
FMI has compiled a solid record of timely, independent and accurate economic forecasts. FMI blends its unique analysis of indicators and experience with economic cycles into a consistent overall outlook. They offer both a comprehensive overview and in-depth detail that enable clients to integrate FMI’s insights into their decision-making process.
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