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to be honest, I think those pulling the strings will not let the green back fall from being the world's reserve currency and in my opinion there will be anything happening which is necessary to stop the benjamins from falling - it doesn't take much imagination to think about the possiblities - yes it's a complicated sentence but so is the subject
to be honest, I think those pulling the strings will not let the green back fall from being the world's reserve currency and in my opinion there will be anything happening which is necessary to stop the benjamins from falling - it doesn't take much imagination to think about the possiblities - yes it's a complicated sentence but so is the subject
The recent rise in the Dollar is because of the inability of banks/companies to borrow Dollars from each other, they are buying them in the FX market.
How did this happen? Who's to blame? Well certainly there are those more responsible than others, and they will be held accountable, but again truth be told, if you're looking for the guilty, you need only look into a mirror.
was reading recently, that there is a delay on delivery on physical ag and au with lead times of 8 to 12 weeks
somebody was suggesting price of the shiny stuff is gonna fall to 750 and then woosh up to 1400 - 2000
get yourself some krugers while you still can
Milan.
Í will just remind the assembled company that Milan has been suggesting bullion for a little while now, to general sniggering from the back. Last laugh?
'The recent rise in the Dollar is because of the inability of banks/companies to borrow Dollars from each other, they are buying them in the FX market.'
Please advise, if banks and companies are buying benjamins in the forex market, what are they paying for them with ?
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