When A Cheap Dollar May Again Be In Fashion

By Jim RickardsPosted July 20, 2022

When the dollar hit highs in the past, there was a concerted effort to cheapen the dollar orchestrated by the major economies. With the dollar’s current strength, are conditions right for another decline? Jim details why things are different in the current environment and when a cheaper dollar may again come back in fashion.

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James G. Rickards is the editor of Strategic Intelligence, Crash Speculator, Gold Speculator and Tactical Currency Profits. An Ex-CIA insider, he is also an American lawyer, economist, government advisor and investment banker with 40 years of experience working in capital markets on Wall Street. He was the principal negotiator of the...

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Only One Form Of Money Is Holding Up Against The Strong Dollar

By Jim RickardsPosted January 5, 2022

Most major currencies are falling against the dollar. But the dollar is falling against gold, and the other major currencies are falling even faster. This may say more about confidence in all central bank currencies that it does about the dollar itself. The dollar may be the strongest of the major currencies. Yet, gold may be the strongest form of money.

Is The Soaring Dollar Bad News For Markets?

By Jim RickardsPosted July 6, 2022

If inflation is so rampant, why are so many securities and instruments crashing? There are two explanations for this paradox and they both suggest that tough times may be ahead. Plus, there is a looming crisis that is forcing the dollar higher in the short-run. Jim discusses these two critical trends in his latest briefing.

When Politics And Trust Move Exchange Rates

By Jim RickardsPosted June 8, 2022

What moves exchange rates and influences one type of currency being stronger or weaker at a given time? It’s not all about fundamentals. Other external factors impact foreign exchange markets that will give you greater leverage in anticipating how currencies will move. Jim explains in his latest briefing.

Rickards’ Currency Briefing: A Weaker Dollar Is On Its Way

By Jim RickardsPosted July 7, 2021

A bottom is in for the euro and sterling as the reality of weaker U.S. growth is beginning to intrude on the strong growth narrative. The EUR/USD and GBP/USD may hold their breath for a bit longer waiting for more data, but that information is coming. Trends all point to a lower U.S. dollar and higher euro, yen and sterling in the weeks and months ahead. That means excellent trading opportunities for you.

King Dollar Is Now Emperor Dollar

By Jim RickardsPosted March 30, 2022

The extraordinary strength of the dollar comes despite a litany of reasons why King Dollar should be weaker. With multiple signs of a recession hitting the economy, the dollar remains strong against other major global currencies (except the best form of money). Jim discusses why in his latest war room briefing.

A Single World Currency? It’s Complicated

By Jim RickardsPosted October 27, 2021

There is movement towards a global reserve currency that will replace the dollar and euro as currencies of choice in reserve positions of major economies. But how far along is it? Jim discusses CDBCs and the elites continued push toward digital money, world money, and the end of cash.