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Future of Currency - Initial PersepctiveFuture Agenda
An initial perspective on the future of currency by Patrick Teng, CEO of Six Capital in Singapore. This is the starting point for the global future agenda discussions taking place as part of the futureagenda2.0 programme. www.futureagenda.org
The document discusses the paper currency standard and the causes and definition of trade cycles.
1. The paper currency standard consists of unlimited legal tender paper money and token coins that are issued and managed by central banks. Paper money is now inconvertible and accepted due to government mandate.
2. Trade cycles are periods of good trade characterized by rising prices and low unemployment that alternate with periods of bad trade with falling prices and high unemployment.
3. The causes of trade cycles include internal factors like consumption levels, inventory levels, labor unions, and credit/money supply as well as external factors such as mismanagement, trade deficits, climate, wars, and population growth.
The document discusses the relationship between gold and the US dollar. It notes that gold and the dollar are considered stable global currencies, with gold serving as a hedge when banks worry about dollar weakness. The relationship is described as inverse - when the dollar falls in value, gold increases, and vice versa. This inverse relationship is seen as strategic over the long run, though gold and dollar prices may rise or fall together in the short term. The document also discusses gold as a hedge against inflation, and how monetary policy that impacts the money supply and interest rates can influence the value of currencies and gold.
- The document discusses lessons that can be learned from recent fluctuations in oil prices, specifically how few predicted the large decline in prices.
- It notes that consensus forecasts often only make small incremental changes rather than considering order-of-magnitude shifts, and few foresaw how low oil could fall.
- The author outlines various direct and indirect consequences of lower oil prices across many industries and economies to illustrate how difficult it is to anticipate all potential impacts and ramifications.
Money serves three main functions - as a store of value, medium of exchange, and unit of account. There are two main types of money - commodity money, which has intrinsic value like gold, and fiat money, which has no intrinsic value but is declared legal tender by a government institution. Fiat money allows central banks like the Federal Reserve to control the money supply more easily than commodity money. The Federal Reserve has developed different measures of the money supply, from M0 which only includes physical currency, to broader measures like M1 and M2 that include checkable deposits and savings. Controlling the money supply is a key tool of monetary policy.
1. The document discusses foreign exchange rates and policies regarding differentiating between bank selling rates (BSR) and bank buying rates (BBR).
2. It provides examples to show that BSR is the rate at which banks sell foreign currency to tourists, while BBR is the rate at which banks buy foreign currency from tourists.
3. Tourism is an important source of foreign currency for South Africa, contributing to GDP and employment. However, a strong rand negatively impacts tourism while a weak rand makes South Africa a more affordable destination.
The document discusses six major factors that cause currency exchange rates to change:
1) Purchasing power parity suggests that the same goods should cost the same amount in different countries after accounting for exchange rates, otherwise arbitrage opportunities would arise.
2) Relative interest rates - currencies from countries with higher real interest rates will strengthen as investors seek higher returns.
3) Trade imbalances, like Japan running surpluses against the US in the 80s-90s, cause an imbalance of currency reserves that impacts exchange rates.
4) Political stability and confidence in a country's government and institutions backs its currency; instability can cause people to be less willing to accept its currency.
5) Government monetary and fiscal
Future of Currency - Initial PersepctiveFuture Agenda
An initial perspective on the future of currency by Patrick Teng, CEO of Six Capital in Singapore. This is the starting point for the global future agenda discussions taking place as part of the futureagenda2.0 programme. www.futureagenda.org
The document discusses the paper currency standard and the causes and definition of trade cycles.
1. The paper currency standard consists of unlimited legal tender paper money and token coins that are issued and managed by central banks. Paper money is now inconvertible and accepted due to government mandate.
2. Trade cycles are periods of good trade characterized by rising prices and low unemployment that alternate with periods of bad trade with falling prices and high unemployment.
3. The causes of trade cycles include internal factors like consumption levels, inventory levels, labor unions, and credit/money supply as well as external factors such as mismanagement, trade deficits, climate, wars, and population growth.
The document discusses the relationship between gold and the US dollar. It notes that gold and the dollar are considered stable global currencies, with gold serving as a hedge when banks worry about dollar weakness. The relationship is described as inverse - when the dollar falls in value, gold increases, and vice versa. This inverse relationship is seen as strategic over the long run, though gold and dollar prices may rise or fall together in the short term. The document also discusses gold as a hedge against inflation, and how monetary policy that impacts the money supply and interest rates can influence the value of currencies and gold.
- The document discusses lessons that can be learned from recent fluctuations in oil prices, specifically how few predicted the large decline in prices.
- It notes that consensus forecasts often only make small incremental changes rather than considering order-of-magnitude shifts, and few foresaw how low oil could fall.
- The author outlines various direct and indirect consequences of lower oil prices across many industries and economies to illustrate how difficult it is to anticipate all potential impacts and ramifications.
Money serves three main functions - as a store of value, medium of exchange, and unit of account. There are two main types of money - commodity money, which has intrinsic value like gold, and fiat money, which has no intrinsic value but is declared legal tender by a government institution. Fiat money allows central banks like the Federal Reserve to control the money supply more easily than commodity money. The Federal Reserve has developed different measures of the money supply, from M0 which only includes physical currency, to broader measures like M1 and M2 that include checkable deposits and savings. Controlling the money supply is a key tool of monetary policy.
1. The document discusses foreign exchange rates and policies regarding differentiating between bank selling rates (BSR) and bank buying rates (BBR).
2. It provides examples to show that BSR is the rate at which banks sell foreign currency to tourists, while BBR is the rate at which banks buy foreign currency from tourists.
3. Tourism is an important source of foreign currency for South Africa, contributing to GDP and employment. However, a strong rand negatively impacts tourism while a weak rand makes South Africa a more affordable destination.
The document discusses six major factors that cause currency exchange rates to change:
1) Purchasing power parity suggests that the same goods should cost the same amount in different countries after accounting for exchange rates, otherwise arbitrage opportunities would arise.
2) Relative interest rates - currencies from countries with higher real interest rates will strengthen as investors seek higher returns.
3) Trade imbalances, like Japan running surpluses against the US in the 80s-90s, cause an imbalance of currency reserves that impacts exchange rates.
4) Political stability and confidence in a country's government and institutions backs its currency; instability can cause people to be less willing to accept its currency.
5) Government monetary and fiscal
This document discusses global monetary policy and the trading of currencies. It provides background on the history of currency exchange, including the gold standard and Bretton Woods systems. It describes the current system of managed floating exchange rates, where currencies float against each other but central banks sometimes intervene. The International Monetary Fund and World Bank continue to play roles in global monetary affairs by providing loans and imposing rules on recipient countries.
The document provides an overview and analysis of recent economic events and the ongoing debt crisis. It summarizes that a last-minute deal avoided a US debt default, but S&P downgraded the US credit rating due to high debt levels. Global markets declined sharply on contagion fears in Europe and recession concerns. The document then analyzes how decades of accumulating consumer and government debt across developed nations has now come to a head, though the economy may stabilize over the long run.
US Fed rate hike in September 2015: Who will be the top 4 winners and losers?Aranca
The much hyped US Fed rate hike likely to be in September 2015 will mark the end of an era of free money. While it brings the good news that the most powerful economy of the world is back on track and can sustain a rate hike, there may be certain repercussions for the global markets. Here’s our take on who may win, and who may lose.
The document summarizes the case for the appreciation of the British pound sterling over the coming years. It discusses how sterling declined significantly from 1987 to 2012 due to a series of policy errors and a perfect storm caused by the global financial crisis. However, it argues that sterling is now undervalued and conditions that caused its decline are no longer present, suggesting the currency is poised to appreciate back to more normal levels based on economic fundamentals.
This document provides an analysis of currency exchange rates between the US dollar, euro, British pound, and Japanese yen from 2007 to 2009. It finds that the US dollar has generally depreciated against other major currencies over this period due to economic factors like low interest rates, a large trade deficit, and a weakening economy in the US. In response, European and Japanese companies have taken steps like cutting export prices and shifting to higher-value goods to maintain competitiveness during currency fluctuations.
Tsumitate Investment: Lucrative even at half pricehoshino yasuhira
The document discusses the concept of "tsumitate investing" which refers to dollar cost averaging or regular small investments over time rather than lump sum investments. It lists 10 effects of tsumitate investing such as relief from falling prices, rapid recovery from losses, and not needing perfect timing. The author is introduced as having systematized the characteristics of tsumitate investing through over 100,000 verifications. The author's goal is to share the benefits of tsumitate investing globally through publications, seminars, and a free website.
The document discusses finding a solid base from which to develop investment strategies. It identifies 3 trends as potential bases: the strength of gold prices over the past century, the rise of the Asian Dollar index reflecting growth in Asian economies, and the strength of the Swiss Franc. These are seen as alternatives to developed world currencies that are being debased by debt. The strategies discussed are to buy gold, rotate among strong Asian currency performers, or invest in dividend-paying stocks from Asia alongside currency exposure. The aim is solid returns above dollar inflation.
Malaysia Currency, the Ringgit (RM) is under attack again by rogue traders.
Former PM Dr Mahathir, who managed to overcome the attack in 1997 is being sought for advice and help to manage the current situation in 2014.
The document discusses the increasing role and importance of the Chinese yuan (renminbi) in the global monetary system. It outlines the history and development of the yuan currency in China. It then analyzes the yuan's growing status as an international currency, comparing it to the role currently played by the US dollar and euro. The document predicts that the yuan will likely become one of the world's major currencies within the next decade as China's economy continues to grow in size and influence. Chinese authorities are taking steps to increase the yuan's use in international trade and as a reserve currency held by other nations and institutions.
This document summarizes an investment outlook letter written by Bill Gross of PIMCO. The letter discusses how central banks and governments use "haircuts" as a hidden way to reduce debt levels and transfer wealth. It identifies four main types of haircuts: (1) negative real interest rates, (2) inflation/currency devaluation, (3) capital controls, and (4) outright default. While assets may appear to be "money good," the letter argues they are not truly "good money" due to these haircuts reducing purchasing power over time. It recommends gradually reducing risk in portfolios in 2013 to avoid excessive haircuts.
The document discusses how the financial crisis was deliberately created by breaking natural economic laws regarding debt and interest rates. It argues that decreasing the money supply through bond sales while raising interest rates upset the banking sector and led to consolidation. Companies, individuals, and banks were all negatively impacted as prices fell but interest rates and costs rose. The crisis allowed major banks to consolidate power through bailouts and buyouts of smaller failing banks.
The document discusses how interest rates around the world have been trending downward, with some central banks bringing rates below zero, as monetary policymakers engage in a "race to the bottom" to stimulate their economies through low rates; however, extremely low or negative interest rates could lead economies to become trapped due to rising debt levels that cannot be repaid, potentially devaluing currencies, though emerging markets face different challenges from developed nations in utilizing interest rate policy.
- Multi-asset investing provides diversification benefits and opportunities to generate returns across different asset classes, regions, and sectors. However, the current global economic environment remains challenging with ongoing uncertainty especially around emerging markets.
- Central banks have pursued accommodative monetary policies which have led to low government bond yields, though volatility has increased recently. Multi-asset funds allow investors to reduce interest rate risk while accessing potential returns elsewhere.
- Emerging market turmoil, particularly related to China, has spread volatility to developed market assets and commodities. Inflation expectations have declined, though real yields have risen slightly. The outlook remains uncertain depending on further contagion.
The Value of YEM
10/12/21
To understand the value of YEM, one need to understand how the value of any currency is determined. Money is
the lifeblood of economies around the world. Most people think that ‘money’ only refers to paper money or coins
that are in circulation. Indeed, most money today exists as credit money or as electronic records stored in databases
in banks or financial institutions.
While early currency derived its value from the content of precious metal inside of it, today's fiat money is backed
entirely by social agreement and faith in the issuer. It provides a universal store of value that can be readily used by
other members of society.
Most importantly, money is the unit of account. In the U.S. that is the dollar. Once there is a unit of account, people
can indeed exchange on credit without the use of physical money. In our YEM economy, this unit of account is the
YEM. The more individuals and businesses participate in the YEM economy, the stronger the YEM is.
Talking about the value of YEM, it is communicated by comparing it with the U.S. Dollar. As of today, 1 YEM is
approximately 10 USD. Let us say you want to buy a pair of shoes worth USD100 at a merchant who is accepting USD
and YEM, you could pay USD100 or YEM10. If you pay with YEM, the merchant will use their YEM to pay for other
goods and services within the YEM economy.
As both currencies, the USD and YEM, hold their value simply because people have faith that other parties will accept
it, it is important to understand which currency has more chances to develop in the near future as well as long term.
The USD is a so-called fiat currency. Since it is not linked to any physical asset, Government has the freedom to print
additional money with no limitation. The biggest hazard of printing too much money is hyperinflation. With more of
the currency in circulation, each unit is worth less. In contrast, the total supply of YEM is strictly limited to 100 billion
units, there will never be more than 100 billion YEM circulating.
The USD economy is not just limited to the U.S., because it is still the leading currency for global payments. Now, the
more other currencies are used, the more the value of USD is under pressure. In contrast, YEM has been created just
4 years ago, and the volume of global transactions is growing fast while the supply of YEM is limited. As of today,
about 700 billion USD worth of transactions have been processed in YEM since 2017. At the same time, the value of
YEM went from USD0.01 to USD10.00.
The YEM Foundation as the Regulatory Authority for the YEM is acting comparable to a central bank for any fiat
currency. Their major goal is to protect and grow the value of their currency. While some governments peg their
own currency to one of the major world currencies, others decided to let the currency’s value float.
The United States is just one of the major economies that uses a floating exchange rate. In a floating system, the
rules of supply and ....
This document discusses the functions and characteristics of money. It defines money as any object or record generally accepted as payment for goods and services. Classically, money acts as a unit of account, store of value, medium of exchange, and standard of deferred payment. It provides examples of how money circulates between entities in an economy. It also discusses banks, money transfer services, and the Asian Financial Crisis, including the impact on Indonesia when the rupiah began sharply depreciating in 1997.
The document provides a literature review and thesis proposal on the sustainability of the US dollar's dominant role in the international monetary system (IMS). The thesis will analyze whether the dollar can retain its position as the highest weighted component of global currency reserves over the next 10 years. The review covers three books with differing views on the dollar's future. It argues that while the dollar's role as over 50% of reserves is unsustainable, its role overall remains sustainable as it will still be an important reserve currency alongside others in a multi-polar IMS. The review then outlines the history, present alternatives, and potential futures of the dollar's role in the IMS to address the thesis question.
Guide To Writing Introductions And ConclusiJulie Morales
The document provides a step-by-step guide to using the HelpWriting.net service for writing assistance. It outlines the 5 steps: 1) Create an account with a password and email. 2) Complete a 10-minute order form with instructions, sources, and deadline. 3) Review bids from writers and choose one. 4) Review the completed paper and authorize payment. 5) Request revisions to ensure satisfaction, with a refund option for plagiarized content.
The document discusses the rationale and potential methodical decline of the US dollar as the global reserve currency. It notes that empires that hold the global reserve currency are typically net creditors, but the US has become a net debtor due to large budget and trade deficits. This makes the dollar's status vulnerable. While China has taken steps to challenge the dollar's dominance, the yuan is not ready to become a reserve currency. However, if China and others diversify reserves away from dollars over time, it could lead to a controlled, gradual decline in the dollar rather than a sudden crisis. Technical indicators also suggest monitoring support levels for signs the dollar may begin a longer-term downward trend.
The value of a currency is determined by supply and demand factors. If demand for a country's currency is high from travelers, governments, and investors, its value increases. However, demand decreases if a country has a weak economy, high inflation, political instability, or high national debt. These factors can lower the value of a currency. Additionally, currency values fluctuate compared to each other in foreign exchange markets based on relative demand for different currencies.
This document discusses exchange rates and managing exchange rate risk. It begins with definitions of exchange rates and factors that influence exchange rate changes such as demand and supply of goods, capital flows, inflation, and government intervention. It then discusses specific examples like the Asian Financial Crisis of 1997 and sovereign debt crisis in Europe to illustrate exchange rate challenges. For managing exchange rate risk, the document recommends hedging techniques like forward contracts but cautions they are not always effective at eliminating risk and business fundamentals are more important than trying to precisely predict exchange rates.
1. The document provides an introduction to investing in gold and silver, noting that while a disclaimer is included, the purpose is to educate readers on key strategies and information.
2. It discusses the current state of the US economy, including unprecedented levels of debt that have raised concerns about inflation and the stability of the dollar. This context suggests gold and silver are wise hedge investments.
3. There are many investment options in gold and silver, but the document focuses on physical bullion coins and bars as the best investments, noting concerns about ETFs and numismatic coins in difficult economic times.
This document discusses global monetary policy and the trading of currencies. It provides background on the history of currency exchange, including the gold standard and Bretton Woods systems. It describes the current system of managed floating exchange rates, where currencies float against each other but central banks sometimes intervene. The International Monetary Fund and World Bank continue to play roles in global monetary affairs by providing loans and imposing rules on recipient countries.
The document provides an overview and analysis of recent economic events and the ongoing debt crisis. It summarizes that a last-minute deal avoided a US debt default, but S&P downgraded the US credit rating due to high debt levels. Global markets declined sharply on contagion fears in Europe and recession concerns. The document then analyzes how decades of accumulating consumer and government debt across developed nations has now come to a head, though the economy may stabilize over the long run.
US Fed rate hike in September 2015: Who will be the top 4 winners and losers?Aranca
The much hyped US Fed rate hike likely to be in September 2015 will mark the end of an era of free money. While it brings the good news that the most powerful economy of the world is back on track and can sustain a rate hike, there may be certain repercussions for the global markets. Here’s our take on who may win, and who may lose.
The document summarizes the case for the appreciation of the British pound sterling over the coming years. It discusses how sterling declined significantly from 1987 to 2012 due to a series of policy errors and a perfect storm caused by the global financial crisis. However, it argues that sterling is now undervalued and conditions that caused its decline are no longer present, suggesting the currency is poised to appreciate back to more normal levels based on economic fundamentals.
This document provides an analysis of currency exchange rates between the US dollar, euro, British pound, and Japanese yen from 2007 to 2009. It finds that the US dollar has generally depreciated against other major currencies over this period due to economic factors like low interest rates, a large trade deficit, and a weakening economy in the US. In response, European and Japanese companies have taken steps like cutting export prices and shifting to higher-value goods to maintain competitiveness during currency fluctuations.
Tsumitate Investment: Lucrative even at half pricehoshino yasuhira
The document discusses the concept of "tsumitate investing" which refers to dollar cost averaging or regular small investments over time rather than lump sum investments. It lists 10 effects of tsumitate investing such as relief from falling prices, rapid recovery from losses, and not needing perfect timing. The author is introduced as having systematized the characteristics of tsumitate investing through over 100,000 verifications. The author's goal is to share the benefits of tsumitate investing globally through publications, seminars, and a free website.
The document discusses finding a solid base from which to develop investment strategies. It identifies 3 trends as potential bases: the strength of gold prices over the past century, the rise of the Asian Dollar index reflecting growth in Asian economies, and the strength of the Swiss Franc. These are seen as alternatives to developed world currencies that are being debased by debt. The strategies discussed are to buy gold, rotate among strong Asian currency performers, or invest in dividend-paying stocks from Asia alongside currency exposure. The aim is solid returns above dollar inflation.
Malaysia Currency, the Ringgit (RM) is under attack again by rogue traders.
Former PM Dr Mahathir, who managed to overcome the attack in 1997 is being sought for advice and help to manage the current situation in 2014.
The document discusses the increasing role and importance of the Chinese yuan (renminbi) in the global monetary system. It outlines the history and development of the yuan currency in China. It then analyzes the yuan's growing status as an international currency, comparing it to the role currently played by the US dollar and euro. The document predicts that the yuan will likely become one of the world's major currencies within the next decade as China's economy continues to grow in size and influence. Chinese authorities are taking steps to increase the yuan's use in international trade and as a reserve currency held by other nations and institutions.
This document summarizes an investment outlook letter written by Bill Gross of PIMCO. The letter discusses how central banks and governments use "haircuts" as a hidden way to reduce debt levels and transfer wealth. It identifies four main types of haircuts: (1) negative real interest rates, (2) inflation/currency devaluation, (3) capital controls, and (4) outright default. While assets may appear to be "money good," the letter argues they are not truly "good money" due to these haircuts reducing purchasing power over time. It recommends gradually reducing risk in portfolios in 2013 to avoid excessive haircuts.
The document discusses how the financial crisis was deliberately created by breaking natural economic laws regarding debt and interest rates. It argues that decreasing the money supply through bond sales while raising interest rates upset the banking sector and led to consolidation. Companies, individuals, and banks were all negatively impacted as prices fell but interest rates and costs rose. The crisis allowed major banks to consolidate power through bailouts and buyouts of smaller failing banks.
The document discusses how interest rates around the world have been trending downward, with some central banks bringing rates below zero, as monetary policymakers engage in a "race to the bottom" to stimulate their economies through low rates; however, extremely low or negative interest rates could lead economies to become trapped due to rising debt levels that cannot be repaid, potentially devaluing currencies, though emerging markets face different challenges from developed nations in utilizing interest rate policy.
- Multi-asset investing provides diversification benefits and opportunities to generate returns across different asset classes, regions, and sectors. However, the current global economic environment remains challenging with ongoing uncertainty especially around emerging markets.
- Central banks have pursued accommodative monetary policies which have led to low government bond yields, though volatility has increased recently. Multi-asset funds allow investors to reduce interest rate risk while accessing potential returns elsewhere.
- Emerging market turmoil, particularly related to China, has spread volatility to developed market assets and commodities. Inflation expectations have declined, though real yields have risen slightly. The outlook remains uncertain depending on further contagion.
The Value of YEM
10/12/21
To understand the value of YEM, one need to understand how the value of any currency is determined. Money is
the lifeblood of economies around the world. Most people think that ‘money’ only refers to paper money or coins
that are in circulation. Indeed, most money today exists as credit money or as electronic records stored in databases
in banks or financial institutions.
While early currency derived its value from the content of precious metal inside of it, today's fiat money is backed
entirely by social agreement and faith in the issuer. It provides a universal store of value that can be readily used by
other members of society.
Most importantly, money is the unit of account. In the U.S. that is the dollar. Once there is a unit of account, people
can indeed exchange on credit without the use of physical money. In our YEM economy, this unit of account is the
YEM. The more individuals and businesses participate in the YEM economy, the stronger the YEM is.
Talking about the value of YEM, it is communicated by comparing it with the U.S. Dollar. As of today, 1 YEM is
approximately 10 USD. Let us say you want to buy a pair of shoes worth USD100 at a merchant who is accepting USD
and YEM, you could pay USD100 or YEM10. If you pay with YEM, the merchant will use their YEM to pay for other
goods and services within the YEM economy.
As both currencies, the USD and YEM, hold their value simply because people have faith that other parties will accept
it, it is important to understand which currency has more chances to develop in the near future as well as long term.
The USD is a so-called fiat currency. Since it is not linked to any physical asset, Government has the freedom to print
additional money with no limitation. The biggest hazard of printing too much money is hyperinflation. With more of
the currency in circulation, each unit is worth less. In contrast, the total supply of YEM is strictly limited to 100 billion
units, there will never be more than 100 billion YEM circulating.
The USD economy is not just limited to the U.S., because it is still the leading currency for global payments. Now, the
more other currencies are used, the more the value of USD is under pressure. In contrast, YEM has been created just
4 years ago, and the volume of global transactions is growing fast while the supply of YEM is limited. As of today,
about 700 billion USD worth of transactions have been processed in YEM since 2017. At the same time, the value of
YEM went from USD0.01 to USD10.00.
The YEM Foundation as the Regulatory Authority for the YEM is acting comparable to a central bank for any fiat
currency. Their major goal is to protect and grow the value of their currency. While some governments peg their
own currency to one of the major world currencies, others decided to let the currency’s value float.
The United States is just one of the major economies that uses a floating exchange rate. In a floating system, the
rules of supply and ....
This document discusses the functions and characteristics of money. It defines money as any object or record generally accepted as payment for goods and services. Classically, money acts as a unit of account, store of value, medium of exchange, and standard of deferred payment. It provides examples of how money circulates between entities in an economy. It also discusses banks, money transfer services, and the Asian Financial Crisis, including the impact on Indonesia when the rupiah began sharply depreciating in 1997.
The document provides a literature review and thesis proposal on the sustainability of the US dollar's dominant role in the international monetary system (IMS). The thesis will analyze whether the dollar can retain its position as the highest weighted component of global currency reserves over the next 10 years. The review covers three books with differing views on the dollar's future. It argues that while the dollar's role as over 50% of reserves is unsustainable, its role overall remains sustainable as it will still be an important reserve currency alongside others in a multi-polar IMS. The review then outlines the history, present alternatives, and potential futures of the dollar's role in the IMS to address the thesis question.
Guide To Writing Introductions And ConclusiJulie Morales
The document provides a step-by-step guide to using the HelpWriting.net service for writing assistance. It outlines the 5 steps: 1) Create an account with a password and email. 2) Complete a 10-minute order form with instructions, sources, and deadline. 3) Review bids from writers and choose one. 4) Review the completed paper and authorize payment. 5) Request revisions to ensure satisfaction, with a refund option for plagiarized content.
The document discusses the rationale and potential methodical decline of the US dollar as the global reserve currency. It notes that empires that hold the global reserve currency are typically net creditors, but the US has become a net debtor due to large budget and trade deficits. This makes the dollar's status vulnerable. While China has taken steps to challenge the dollar's dominance, the yuan is not ready to become a reserve currency. However, if China and others diversify reserves away from dollars over time, it could lead to a controlled, gradual decline in the dollar rather than a sudden crisis. Technical indicators also suggest monitoring support levels for signs the dollar may begin a longer-term downward trend.
The value of a currency is determined by supply and demand factors. If demand for a country's currency is high from travelers, governments, and investors, its value increases. However, demand decreases if a country has a weak economy, high inflation, political instability, or high national debt. These factors can lower the value of a currency. Additionally, currency values fluctuate compared to each other in foreign exchange markets based on relative demand for different currencies.
This document discusses exchange rates and managing exchange rate risk. It begins with definitions of exchange rates and factors that influence exchange rate changes such as demand and supply of goods, capital flows, inflation, and government intervention. It then discusses specific examples like the Asian Financial Crisis of 1997 and sovereign debt crisis in Europe to illustrate exchange rate challenges. For managing exchange rate risk, the document recommends hedging techniques like forward contracts but cautions they are not always effective at eliminating risk and business fundamentals are more important than trying to precisely predict exchange rates.
1. The document provides an introduction to investing in gold and silver, noting that while a disclaimer is included, the purpose is to educate readers on key strategies and information.
2. It discusses the current state of the US economy, including unprecedented levels of debt that have raised concerns about inflation and the stability of the dollar. This context suggests gold and silver are wise hedge investments.
3. There are many investment options in gold and silver, but the document focuses on physical bullion coins and bars as the best investments, noting concerns about ETFs and numismatic coins in difficult economic times.
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The document discusses potential replacements for the US dollar as the global reserve currency. It analyzes the euro, Chinese yuan, Japanese yen, and Special Drawing Rights (SDR) as options. However, it concludes that no single currency is currently suitable and able to replace the dollar due to issues like weak economies in Europe, China's capital controls, and the SDR's composition and allocation methods. A transition to a new stable global reserve currency would require considerable time and changes in other nations' economic policies and financial systems.
the role of securitized lending and shadow banking in the 2008 financial cris...Debora Dyankova
The document discusses the role of securitized lending and shadow banking in the 2008 financial crisis. It argues that changes in regulations in the late 1990s connected traditional banking and investment banking, leading to growth of securitized lending and shadow banking. This resulted in a complex global system of interconnected financial institutions with large amounts of securitized assets being traded. The overreliance on securitized lending and lack of oversight of shadow banking contributed to the crisis, as seen when the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers in 2008 triggered a global recession due to the domino effect across financial systems.
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Euro Currency has been adopted in 2002 as a way to combine the European Nations
and provide a common economic platform for all EU nations. There were clearly
political motives behind the economic motives as well; the most important one being
the political equilibrium of the EU Region. The politicians were of the view that a
frequent currency would deliver long lasting peace and stability in the area.
Unified currency was considered the crucial tool for dealing with financial issues of
the region but in reality, the Euro was unable to decrease danger and perhaps acted as
a barrier in the way of concrete activities need in the times of financial crisis. The
fiscal catastrophe EU has gone through revealed the euro's defects and debts hidden
during a decade of prosperity. For today the tragedy has seen to settle somehow but
the situation still remains unclear and no one can accurately predict that what will
happen next.
The history of the crisis can be traced back to World War II. The people of the Europe
desired better economic conditions so initially 28 countries joined at a treaty of both
free trade zone. The unified currency has been considered today as they thought that a
unified currency is going to not have any inflation. Moreover, it is going to develop an
impact on the World Economy. If this dream of unified currency became a reality, it
became evident that it can not surely live up to those high expectations. The cultural
and national differences were still there one of the countries which became evident
during the crisis.
The biggest danger to the future of the Euro is the political unrest in the region. It
turned out to be a political will which generated the Euro and now it is the political
mess which is threatening its existence. Many countries are wanting to walk away
from the single currency which is making its presence look ambiguous. Not just the
nations are threatening to walk from it; the even more dangerous scenario is that the
cubes in EU which are currently searching for their particular unified currency. This
situation in the area has meant that the future of Euro exceptionally depends upon the
measures these nations. Though the attempts are being made to prevent such a
situation however, the results of these attempts are still far reached.
The inflexibility of the Euro is just another issue for its future. The biggest objective
of a unified money will be to keep stable degree of the prices in order to permit
exchange to happen. This is only possible if countries can devalue their currencies
according to situation. However, the Euro does not permit any flexibility to do so. So
the outcome is that countries can not adjust according to changing economic
circumstances.
2. Another aspect which threatens the Euro's future is the historical assumption that a
unified currency will remove the fiscal risks faced by a member nation. It was
considered that joining a unified currency will remove the inflation and there would
be no danger in any way. But the reality is that a unified currency can not just
eliminate the entire risk. It just can't alter the economic destiny of the country, which
is based on decades of financial strategy, just in few years. This assumption was
nullified by the fiscal crisis of Greece lately. Plus it's developed a fresh perspective of
not seeing Euro as the perfect remedy.
In my opinion, Euro has not lived up to its expectations since the expectations were
set too high for this. If we view Euro as just a tool for financial stability and prosperity
of the region, it might well have played its part economically. However, if we
consider it as a lone savior for all problems of EU, it might have failed. The Euro
must be viewed upon as a chance and political will of the EU Nations will save
yourself the future of Euro.
The Euro has all of the capacity and potential to develop into the mighty financial
force it once was. It all depends upon the political will of those member countries. If
the EU countries can form their differences and unite for the sake of booming Europe,
than the Euro have all of the abilities to dictate the market of the World. In my
Viewpoint, the political uncertainty and political differences of those member nations
are threatening the existence of The Euro; however, the survival of Euro in the
financial crisis of 2011-2012 shows that Euro has what it takes to survive through the
bad spots. If we're searching for a stable and powerful Euro, we'll have to come out of
nationalism as ultimate coverage decider, instead we will have to look for increased
interest of this area; which will finally result in the economic prosperity of each
country. That sounds the way forward for us.
Here, I explore a few of the consequences of the dollar reserve standard. What do I
actually mean by 'dollar reserve standard?' I imply that a substantial proportion of
small central banks own dollars and dollar-denominated assets. In short, the
Renminbi, the Taiwan dollar, the Korean won, etc., are all 'good for' dollars. Meaning,
these monies are liabilities of the respective central banks, that - in turn - own dollars
(and dollar-denominated assets).
I search to briefly answer the questions: what exactly does this mean for the world?
What does this mean for prices? How do a contrarian investor wield this
comprehension to his/her advantage?
The dollar is largely 'good for' government bonds, mortgage-back securities, and gold.
In other words, dollars (which are liabilities of the Fed) have been backed by the Fed's
assets. As I have mentioned above, there should always be a profit-motive in having a
3. money, for this to be a functioning currency. To put it differently, I suggest this: a
dollar is a promise on some collection of resources. For there to be a profit-motive in
having a dollar, the sum paid for a dollar - based trade - should be less than what the
dollar is 'good for'. For example, if a dollar was backed by 1 oz of gold, who in their
right mind would exchange greater than one ounce of gold for this dollar?
So today getting on to foreign fiat currencies; the same applies, only they're -
themselves - (largely) backed by bucks (and dollar-denominated assets). In other
words, the reserves held against overseas fiat monies are bucks and dollar-
denominated assets. If - state - a 100 RMB note were 'good for' $15, then who in their
right mind would pay more than $15 to get a 100 RMB note?
How does this help in the job of speculation?
Ask yourself these questions; if each of the above is true, what does a scarcity of
bucks entail for foreign fiat currencies? And, what would an abundance of dollars
entail for overseas fiat currencies?
I am hoping the deep interconnectedness of fiat currencies is becoming clear to you.
Changes in the value of the dollar can have the impact of increasing or reducing the
load of debts (and other money liabilities) globally! This is particularly true for those
currencies which are either outright pegged to the dollar, or - to a substantial degree -
backed by dollars. Therefore, it should be no surprise to note that emerging market
stock indices behave as levered S&P 500s:
Sure, all of us want and need currency and cash of some sort to live within this present
world and instant presence. But, what about money, Motivational Currency genuine
capital and trade moderate for what is past and the genuine long run which is "beyond
the pale of human understanding".
Being a successful businessperson in this world is all fine and great, but what about
the deeper questions and answers we all have to face? Really, we came from energy
and thought and finally we proceed to energy and thought. How we use thought and
energy as currency counts more than cash, even if money buys us drink, water, food
and meals in the immediate future, and seemingly all of the time. I am saying that
reality is more deep than the "almighty dollar", and seeming security in the present
moment. In life, those who are genuinely willing to acknowledge more, get really
more.
I recall this story the author Mike Hernacki wrote about in his novel "The Ultimate
Secret to Getting Everything You Need" about a day trading conference he attended
before he became a writer. Everything the speaker stated to Mr. Hernacki was a blur
4. to him except for the words "I know I am willing to take the risk" when somebody
else in the audience asked, "Why would you consider the risk in day trading when it is
possible to lose whatever you gain and then some?" In my Fact, the risk is that the
currency we have to set up to get anything back, and the true loss is not even going for
what we actually want. And the most real loss is giving up getting what we actually
want completely even when we get up and have the ability to test again after a few
"bad losses" without altering our approach and hammering success from doing
precisely the opposite of what doesn't work.
We must take consistent action so as to get what we desire and need. It will not be
given to us on a "platter of golden" the "easy way". To be able to win, we must take
consistent action until we do triumph.
I understand "beginning luck" sounds great to those that are in the center of
persistence while the persistence is occurring. However, to look at things coldly
realistically: To possess the experience and comprehension of what to not do makes a
better effort finally, also, to be somewhat ironic, that kind of "losing" creates more
valid "winning" So, my final advice in this article: Do not quit. Work with different
approaches till you do succeed. .
My name is Joshua Clayton, I'm a freelance writer located in Inglewood, California. I
also write below a few pen-names and aliases, but Joshua Clayton is my real name,
and I write by that for the most part today. I'm a philosophical author and goal thinker
and honest action taker. I also work at a senior center in Gardena, California as my
day job, among other matters, but primarily I am a writer.
You will find lot of company in the world from which you can make his great fortune.
Currency trading is just one of those businesses. You may make a fantastic income
from this business. You need to be much conscious in the business and should know
the fundamental characteristics of the currency trading.
In the past, only the financial giants and big multinational firms were allowed to trade
currency. Now the tech inventions have made currency trading easy for all. You only
have to be online and may start to exchange money.
Forex is the title given to this currency exchange market where powerful currencies of
those chosen developed countries are exchanged. These monies include USD, GBP,
EURO and a few others. You don't need to stock any of these currencies for currency
business.
5. The currency trade is contingent on the credit agreements. Each of the transactions in
the currency market are regulated by the words of honor. All traders in the industry
honestly abide by those words of honour.
You should be well versed with the typical terms of the market before you start online
currency trading. At times you might confront loss on your capital investment in this
currency market because of lack of sufficient knowledge.
There are always ups and downs in the currency trade marketplace. This change in the
forex market is the cornerstone of profits and is motivated by various things. You will
sell a currency with a lesser rate of interest. This fund is to be utilized for purchasing
another currency with higher rates of interest. This gap in the prices of this interest
fetches you the gains that you are in the currency trading industry.
The monetary value of a specific currency depends on its supply and need. The
foreigners visiting to your country will want the currencies of the own country to get
goods and for different expenses.
Similarly the regional inhabitants of your country planning foreign tours will need the
monies of the destination countries. So the values of currencies fluctuate with the
intrusion of the foreign currencies in a certain nation.
The market position of a money is also responsible for the changes in the currency's
value. People buy and sell the specific currencies based on the speculation in the
currency trading market.
The market value of a specific currency also indicates about the health of all this
nation to which that currency belongs. The high value of the currency is an indication
of audio market of belonging country.
Let us sum up the advantages of trading money. You don't need to have a massive
capital amount to begin currency trading business, even though the market was
restricted to corporate investors in the past. You may make massive gains even in a
single bargain when the marketplace is in your favor.