The Federal Reserve cut the rate by a quarter of a point today, bringing it down to 4.5%. This is great for the home market, which has been having trouble recently, but also has the potential to increase inflation. The dollar now currently sits lower at 1 Canadian Dollar = .94737 U.S. Dollars according to XE.com. The interesting thing is that even though everybody is saying that the housing market slowing will affect other industries, so far it hasn't. I've heard that all of this work by the Feds is just delaying the inevitable. I'm hoping we can fix it, but not sure how much pain it will take to get there.
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Wednesday, October 31, 2007
Interest Rate Cut
Posted by quizwedge at 2:22 PM 0 comments
Labels: currencies, dollar, economics, US, usd
Monday, October 22, 2007
The Dollar Dips Further
The U.S. Dollar is now worth LESS than a Canadian dollar. See XE.com. To see the dollar against even more currencies, see The Interactive Currency Table.
Apparently the dollar is now at an all time low.
Posted by quizwedge at 12:41 PM 1 comments
Labels: currencies, dollar, economics, US, usd
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