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Note on Fed and the Ministry of Finance: It’s the dollar, stupid

EconLearnerBy EconLearnerJuly 18, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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The USD Coin logo appears on a smartphone in Suqian, China, on March 13, 2025.

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When he is successfully directed Bill Clinton’s presidential run, Democratic General James Carville, created a phrase that became the de facto slogan of the campaign: “It’s the economy, stupid.” The uncertain state of the economy was the #1 issue for voters.

The dollar condition should be Federal Reserve’s #1 concern. Similarly, the Ministry of Finance and the White House should stop any debate on weakening the dollar as a means of improving our trade balance. Experience shows that a weak dollars creates inflation and the big financial problem. Powerful nations have no weak coins.

It is indeed he says-and a warning of future problems-that short-term US interest rates is higher than those of the EU, Britain and Japan, but the dollar was weak against the euro, pound and yen.

The definition of inflation itself reduces the value of a currency, usually by creating excessive. In this case, the dollar swings because markets have no faith in it, even though the American economy is doing better than most. This inability to fuel from the so-called BRICS-Brazilian, Russia, India, China, South Africa, as well as five new members-to find an alternative to green for international trade.

If the dollar has not been removed, you expect Stablecoins to grow and evolve into monetary alternatives. In other words, the US monopoly on money will face high -tech challenges. People will not remain motionless if inflation destroys the dollar.

Former World Bank President and Treasury employee David Malpass summarize the dollar issue: a fixed dollar means fixed prices. Malpass would make a wonderful replacement for Fed Jerome Powell chief.

Unfortunately, the Fed believes that economic growth is causing inflation. The Foundation has a strong prejudice against a strongly growing economy. This is the fundamental issue with our central bank. It does not know the basic significance of a fixed dollar – as there are too many economists.

Money value measures such as a scale measures the weight, a clock counts time and a ruler measures the length. It is not a commodity like wheat or gold. It is not similar to a stock that goes up or down, depending on how well an economy is doing. When foreign exchange rates were stable before it came out of the golden model in the early 1970s, the free world flourished as never before.

Incorrect, unstable foreign exchange rates distort commercial standards and lead to the deflection of the brain from productive uses to try to benefit from opportunities offered by financial instability. The daily volume of foreign exchange exchange transactions now exceeds $ 7 trillion.

Marked economist and monetary expert Judy Shelton observes in her book Good as gold: How to release the power of healthy moneyThat the profits are aged in the dietary opportunities of fleeting in upset financial markets. What a loss of people’s talents.

President Trump is right that Fed Boss Jerome Powell plays interest rates policy. But as the president is approaching a showdown with Powell, he and his team must emphasize the fundamental point that the race is not only about today’s levels of interest rates, but, more importantly, it is a stable and respected dollar.

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