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Euro to start with, it's quite stable (and even appreciates against the dollar). Depending on risk profile, desire for diversification and acceptance of variab
by sofixa 2y ago
Euro to start with, it's quite stable (and even appreciates against the dollar).
Depending on risk profile, desire for diversification and acceptance of variability, swiss francs, british pounds, chinese yuan, indian rupee, japanese yen, south korean won, etc. can also be used.
- disgruntledphd2 2y ago> Euro to start with, it's quite stable (and even appreciates against the dollar). There's not enough euro issuance to replace Treasuries, and issuing more (particularly at EU level where it would really help) is super, super controversial.