Row 92629

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US dollars- US has structural trade deficit (which is partially needed to create new dollars for world, to prevent deflation.)

This means for last 50+ years (since gold window closed, and more responsibly before then since Breton Woods so really almost 80 years) USA has had over time, and now every year, a deficit, so USA receives goods and services in exchange for bank accounts opening with new US dollar balances, which are invested by the non-US party in various $USD-denominated assets like treasuries, companies, real estate, private equity...

Aside from this it is alleged that the USA uses more than gingersnap cookies to influence others, and "persuade" other actors not to disrupt status quo "rules-based order."

(IE Libya was said in leaked emails to have been targeted by French for fomenting a gold-backed dinar alternative to their Françafrique system now being overthrown in the current & former French colonies like New Caledonia & much of W. Africa ie Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger, Senegal, in last couple years.)

So previously and for the time being, trade required USD which required, initially at least, a sale on credit to USA. This left a lot of dollars chasing somewhere to invest those dollars as storage.

Also, for assets in $USD it becomes less precise to measure value with only $USD. It isn't yet perhaps shocking, but the price of the US stock market would look differently if measured in grams of gold, or adjusted for official inflation, (or unofficial consensus ranges). Just to keep measurements clear, using a reference, perhaps amount of stock needed for a 2bed / 1 bath home, or college education, new car, surgery, etc.

Also, the whole world has had to follow the economic actions of USA, but now more than ever US economy largely led by monetary administrators, to signal "simon says" of asset rotation and markets. So now too like a 3-car-caravan, the world too is even further "whipped" around by US decisions, so many send investments to "more stable" USA.

Also, the USA is okay with 'stimulating' and introducing liquidity when wanted. Others can't add $USD liquidity, only US. USA does this in the format of "issuing treasuries," that is "selling debt," and it can do this as the needed currency at a high enough rate that other investors can, for example, borrow money for .25% and then earn 4-5% in USD bonds, savings accounts etc!

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text US dollars- US has structural trade deficit (which is partially needed to create new dollars for world, to prevent deflation.) This means for last 50+ years (since gold window closed, and more responsibly before then since Breton Woods so really almost 80 years) USA has had over time, and now every year, a deficit, so USA receives goods and services in exchange for bank accounts opening with new US dollar balances, which are invested by the non-US party in various $USD-denominated assets like …
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datetime 2024-05-25
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