I read that the U.S. dollar has two categories of banknote series: for domestic use and for the rest of the world, that the U.S. could overnight recognize "non-U.S." banknotes as mere bills... The Yellowstone volcano is about to go on the rampage, so let's just say the world 's currency is about to go belly-up, how will the rest of the world's currencies feel?
Please speak up, gentlemen.
I read that the U.S. dollar has two categories of banknote series: for domestic use and for the rest of the world, that the U.S. could overnight recognize "non-U.S." banknotes as mere bills... The Yellowstone volcano is about to go on the rampage, so let's just say the world's currency is about to go belly-up, how will the rest of the world's currencies feel?
Please speak up, gentlemen.
The Trans-Pacific Partnership (40% of world trade), who will run it is clear. And so on...
And so... Everything is fair - "free markets", "free trade"))))
There are still 10-15 years for the quid... Then we'll see.
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There are still 10-15 years for the quid ... then we'll see.
How long the quid has left is not the point. The question is what will happen to other currencies if the dollar goes down in value.
But what will happen to them - the dollar will end)))
They will live and prosper, and will end one day (c).
What world currencies???
There is one regional Euro and that's it!
I read that the U.S. dollar has two categories of banknote series: for domestic use and for the rest of the world, that the U.S. could overnight recognize "non-U.S." banknotes as mere bills... The Yellowstone volcano is about to go on the rampage, so let's just say the world 's currency is about to go belly-up, how will the rest of the world's currencies feel?
Please speak up, gentlemen.
The ruble will not be affected.
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I read that the U.S. dollar has two categories of banknote series: for domestic use and for the rest of the world, that the U.S. could overnight recognize "non-U.S." banknotes as mere bills... The Yellowstone volcano is about to go on the rampage, so let's just say the world 's currency is about to go belly-up, how will the rest of the world's currencies feel?
Please speak up, gentlemen.