...a European friend recently asked me.
"It isn't," I replied with a sigh. "It is just the US dollar is doing particulalry poorly.
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What about the other currencies, it's not just the dollar. Banks have started switch more and more of there reserve currency from the dollar over to the euro.
Great question: Check out the main blog... I do a post on this.
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