Euro in the tanks, What is China gonna do

[briansd1]

By historical standards the Euro is not doing too badly. A lower Euro will stimulate European exports.

The Euro came out at near parity to the USD.

The lowest was $0.83 = 1 Euro.

It’s now about $1.25 = 1 Euro.

[meadandale]

Ok, give me the phone number of your HR stooge Brian and I’ll tell him/her that you’ve decided you’d rather be paid in Euros from now on.

[meadandale]

Ok, give me the phone number of your HR stooge Brian and I’ll tell him/her that you’ve decided you’d rather be paid in Euros from now on.

[meadandale]

Ok, give me the phone number of your HR stooge Brian and I’ll tell him/her that you’ve decided you’d rather be paid in Euros from now on.

[meadandale]

Ok, give me the phone number of your HR stooge Brian and I’ll tell him/her that you’ve decided you’d rather be paid in Euros from now on.

[meadandale]

Ok, give me the phone number of your HR stooge Brian and I’ll tell him/her that you’ve decided you’d rather be paid in Euros from now on.

[briansd1]

meadandale, compare the US Dollar to leading currencies since 2000/2001.

Check the US Dollar against the Thai Baht, even after the recent bloody riots over there.

[briansd1]

meadandale, compare the US Dollar to leading currencies since 2000/2001.

Check the US Dollar against the Thai Baht, even after the recent bloody riots over there.

[briansd1]

meadandale, compare the US Dollar to leading currencies since 2000/2001.

Check the US Dollar against the Thai Baht, even after the recent bloody riots over there.

[briansd1]

meadandale, compare the US Dollar to leading currencies since 2000/2001.

Check the US Dollar against the Thai Baht, even after the recent bloody riots over there.

[briansd1]

meadandale, compare the US Dollar to leading currencies since 2000/2001.

Check the US Dollar against the Thai Baht, even after the recent bloody riots over there.

[meadandale]

[quote=briansd1]meadandale, compare the US Dollar to leading currencies since 2000/2001.[/quote]

Clearly the dollar is in trouble…however the euro is going to crash quite a bit considering the systemic problems over on the continent. You think a trillion thrown on to the Greek bonfire is going to solve their problems? They are going to topple like dominoes.

[meadandale]

[quote=briansd1]meadandale, compare the US Dollar to leading currencies since 2000/2001.[/quote]

Clearly the dollar is in trouble…however the euro is going to crash quite a bit considering the systemic problems over on the continent. You think a trillion thrown on to the Greek bonfire is going to solve their problems? They are going to topple like dominoes.

[meadandale]

[quote=briansd1]meadandale, compare the US Dollar to leading currencies since 2000/2001.[/quote]

Clearly the dollar is in trouble…however the euro is going to crash quite a bit considering the systemic problems over on the continent. You think a trillion thrown on to the Greek bonfire is going to solve their problems? They are going to topple like dominoes.

[meadandale]

[quote=briansd1]meadandale, compare the US Dollar to leading currencies since 2000/2001.[/quote]

Clearly the dollar is in trouble…however the euro is going to crash quite a bit considering the systemic problems over on the continent. You think a trillion thrown on to the Greek bonfire is going to solve their problems? They are going to topple like dominoes.

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