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> because the dollar has been so devalued Can you explain? The USD vs EUR FX rate has barely changed in 10 years. If you believe the US dollar has been "so d
by throwaway2037 2y ago
> because the dollar has been so devalued
Can you explain? The USD vs EUR FX rate has barely changed in 10 years. If you believe the US dollar has been "so devalued", then you must believe the same for Euro.
- ThunderSizzle 2y agoI dont really need to, because it was clearly obvious during the pandemic response of the massive inflation that occurred, but the dollar is the base currency of the world outside of China/Russia's sphere. As you observed, the Euro is pegged to the dollar right now. How has assets done compared to the Euro? How has house prices? Housing, land, stock indexes, and even consumables like tools, groceries are all doubled their 2021 prices.
- LUmBULtERA 2y agoMost nations had inflation -- so "devalued" is not in relation to other currencies but in what the monetary unit can purchase.