How does this follow? If it was a Euro crisis, then the euro would be down against sterling which would be stable against the dollar. That's not what we're seei

How does this follow? If it was a Euro crisis, then the euro would be down against sterling which would be stable against the dollar. That's not what we're seeing. It seems more like this is a global crisis against which the US is better sheltered than most, possibly due to its geographical position, fuel reserves, strong military and more hawkish monetary policy.