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In response to: $ 75- $ 80 barrel oil---gee, that's a surprise!

Jon [Visitor]
I like a lot of what you said here. You sort of hit a point with exchange rates and the fact that a "lowered value dollar" brings less buying power overseas and more demand for hard assets like oil. Though, what happens if, as some political and economic leaders want to diversify prices of commodities away from dollars and towards the Euro or some other reserver currency? Does the dollar depreciate further and make imports more expensive? And if so, How does the US economy cope with that? (beyond: somehow, it does)?

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In response to: $ 75- $ 80 barrel oil---gee, that's a surprise!

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