Asia Not Worried About Possible US Debt Default
Other large economies in Asia have significant currency reserves in U.S. dollars. For India, it is more than half of its foreign currency assets. And South Korea has invested nearly two-thirds of its $300 billion worth of reserves in U.S. dollar assets. Read More...
Euro Rallies Versus Dollar as European Summit Eases Region's Debt Turmoil
The euro rose for the first time in three weeks against the dollar and touched a two-week high after European leaders agreed to a new bailout for Greece and expanded the role of the region’s rescue fund. Read More...
Dollar may fall as debt ceiling deadline nears
The U.S. dollar may fall next week on concern the United States may lose its top-notch credit rating with politicians nowhere close to reaching an agreement on lifting the U.S. debt ceiling as an August 2 deadline looms. Read More...
Debt default would mean financial crisis round two
Neither is the case with the US. It borrows in its own currency and at yields of around 3 per cent it is hard to see any risk of default priced into US Treasuries. But without a deal to raise the debt ceiling, the US Government would find itself at least 40c in the dollar short of being able to pay its bills. It runs a deficit of US$125 billion a month. Read More...
dollar default 2011, debt ceiling consequences dollar loosing value, Dollar value drops aug 2nd, what will happen to dollar value after August 2nd, What if U S defaults on debt impact on forex usd, effect of US default on dollar, Effect of US debt default on dollar value, effect on dollar of default, value of us dollar after default, us august 2 dollar, us govt debt ceiling and impact on 30 year t rate, us dollar droppping, US dollar dropping impact, US defult effect on dollar value, us deficit august effect on the dollar, The dollar after aug 2, US debt default impact on value of USD, what will happen to the U S dollar after aug 02 2011 For the latest updates PRESS CTR + D or visit Stock Market news Today
No comments:
Post a Comment