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2022 Will be strong dollar but Not so strong Economy in USA.
Anyways Biden Don't care about as much as of People but Biden was sent to be president to save dollar.
To save dollar a lot taxes need to have.

USA dollar Will be the Next  3-4 years best asset You Can Ever have.

The World Elite Now try to save USA dollar but to do this the taxes around the world must go higher.

No More tax heavens all the money what is too much need to collect from the world.
Less money means stronger currency.
Once there is collected a lot dollars then can make intrset rates higher.

This way we all together can help save the USA dollar.
I Don't mind to cut my spendings if I can help to save the dollar as Long as I have
Usdc stable currency.
Or usdt coin.

"less spending"
Not something that people will follow up on. You have to understand that this is not how it goes. Ofcourse the economic stability of the USA will be dependent on :
1. How many people choose to vaccinate themselves this year
2. How many jobs are created in the USA
3. Efficient handling of other issues.
Etc.
For me I do not think limiting our spending will do any good. For me it is something that is on a different scale for everyone. Plus it would only be efficient if the people are actually spending thousands of dollars !! Which a common man is not doing.

Biden government will not halt the money supply or prevent the money from being printed entirely because it's pandemic and more or so they need it. It's only bad if done in excess.

Plus even if dollar and economy is not same they are strongly interrelated thus we can see a lot of similarities in the graph.

Mostly non-sense here. The USD is not a great asset in the context of high inflation and a commercial war - not to death, but still - with China. The USD is clearly loosing value if you observe the price of most commodities, particularly wood and all the ones related to the production of electronics and the electric car. Take a look a Tin and Silver, which are critical for both. But yeah... just go ahead and show us how many USD futures have you bought with leverage... that will teach us a lesson.

https://i.imgur.com/tN7WU8f.png

Let's die USD. There is a new trend in central bank reserves

You can see the demand for USD by central banks is dropping while other currencies such as EUR, Yen, GBP don't follow the same trend.
the percentage of USD reserves held by central banks dropped to the lowest level in the past 2 decades or more. (https://blogs.imf.org/2021/05/05/us-dollar-share-of-global-foreign-exchange-reserves-drops-to-25-year-low/#:~:text=The%20share%20of%20US%20dollar,Exchange%20Reserves%20(COFER)%20survey.)

It means they start to be tired of USD and are more likely to switch to something else. The problem with the USA  economy is surely sad but none of other business. When things are going well they expand their dominance and are proud to show it but when things go wrong they are almost crying out for help.
The dollar dominance has to stop, it makes too many problems for others countries. it will certainly make the country lose a lot but as I said it is not our problem

That's contradicting.

If the dollar will be strong next year, that only indicates that the economy of the USA will be that strong. If the economy of the USA won't be so strong then that makes sense that its dollar won't be strong as well.

Highly unlikely to happen. They the media isn't telling what exactly is happening in US but there are articles sometimes that I see about the people not encourage to work anymore because they are receiving about $300/week without doing anything. The US government is just printing USD all the time to provide for the people. If this is going to continue, the dollar will collapse. And if your trading partners will decide not to use USD, there goes your American dream.

Yep, that is more or less correct. When a country need a bit of a boost from outside, it tends to weaken the currency. Weakening a currency is a recognition that other countries are actually doing better than yours in terms of productivity and inflation, so it means that the residents should be getting less stuff from abroad since they are not able to produce as much as others.

Governments always try to tell people than "inflation is good because it makes the country more competitive... but that always come with increasing prices for import goods. Some economies are highly dependent on imports, such as oil and gas, thus actually making their economy less competitive due to costs of energy.

In my view, depreciating a coin is a recognition of having to lower the income level of the whole country and should be interpreted as a failure to be competitive.

The US dollar doesn't seem to be at peace with the trend, just using conventional methods without realizing that the Yuan is heading in a good direction. here who would dream? while the US economy still cannot accept the existence of those who have demonstrated their existence in digital growth, then how long will it be selfish and consider safe from the threat of an economic shift that will lead to the Yuan?

that's what we often hear when other countries use the dollar as a benchmark for the value of each country's money. either an emphasis on keeping values high or expecting a low score comparison. The US is overly indulgent and appoints the IMF to guarantee finances with a preponderance of freedom of borrowing. We don't think it matters when the big big crack of the Dollar has no effect on the screams of other countries.
The US was screaming but after getting help, it went back to its nature which pressured all countries to borrow more Dollars.

               Just a while ago I saw a post highlighting how billionaires pay less taxes than the middle class people, which means that as time goes by, the people who realize how one sided biden is, is steadily increasing. Sooner or later as people suffer there will be some who would raise complaints and rallies or whatever, you name it, may arise. Which is why I believe thay this decision of Biden should be greatly reviewed because lots of lives are being affected and this is no joke. Specially at this moment when everyone are still suffering due to the economical devastations that were brought about by the covid-19 pandemic.

Americans print money to buy the whole world so the US dollar has been stronger in the past year.
https://www.bea.gov/news/2020/us-international-trade-goods-and-services-august-2020

I think in the future the US will import more than before because the trend of bringing production chains out of the US is happening and with many products. I don't believe in the dollar's real power, I believe in the US government's manipulation of the dollar. It is only a means for them to realize ends that bring economic and political benefits.

The USA Dollar and the USA economy might not be the same thing but they have obvious relationship about them such that the effect on the economy would be reflected on the dollar. This can not be over emphasised. A forex trader and people who deal on stocks would understand this enough.

On dollar being one of the highest asset on can have in the future, we can only hope but sadly, its a hope that is most likely not or never to come to pass as long as America remains world power and dollar is used as the reserve currency. Look at it, 9ne of the obvious reasons why dollar is used as a world reserve currency is because of the fairly stable economy of the USA which is also reflected in the dollar.

Should there be some major alterations like we have it in cryptos like bitcoin, dollar might fail in that regard.

I think that was the stimulus that has been made into law and that's why many don't want to go back to work.

But the reality is that there were too many companies that had laid off their employees. I think, things are coming back there smoothly as the vaccination process had been successful.

Isn't that the recipe and formula for a currency bubble.

It would be like venezuela having a strong bolivar, with its current economy. Or the zimbabwe dollar being strong during its era of hyperinflation.

The federal reserve can initiate high buying of the US dollar, to surge demand. And elevate its value. But ultimately I think most would naturally expect the currency to follow in the footsteps of the issuing nation. If the US economy is weak, the dollar will eventually follow. The extent to which the fed can mitigate market mechanics with QE and similar policies can be debated or discussed. They did manage to contain inflation longer than many expected them to. I think the strength of the dollar will be similar. It will stay stronger longer than we expect. But eventually, like inflation it will give way to market mechanics and fundamental principles.

You can argue about it any way you like, but at the end of the day, it all boils down to the economy. For a time, you may still have a strong demand for the USD despite an unstable US economy. The US government may print and print money out of nothing in order to support crumbling companies. But if massive economic bail outs remain futile and bankruptcy is still taking place one company after another, then the hollow currency will start to become apparent. A currency unsupported by an economy is nothing. You cannot have a vibrant USD and a failing US economy.

When billionaires pay less in taxes than middle-class people, then that's when extraordinary fraud has occurred.  At that time it needed a review, why did this happen and could not be allowed to happen like this.  People who feel the pain will certainly apply various forms to demand justice that is applied.  Even today, not a few people are suffering from the economic devastation caused by COVID-19.  Will things like this be resolved as soon as possible or left alone.

The United States currency, namely the US dollar, is one of the main currencies used in almost all countries in the world. Thus, what is happening to the US dollar and America as a country in general will also affect the economies of other countries, including developing countries.because the US dollar is the main currency in almost all countries, with rising US interest rates, investors begin to reallocate their assets, even bringing US dollars back home because of higher yields.The decline in the U.S. economy due to Covid 19. However, the U.S. economy has decreased less than other countries.

I believe that the US economy is the most stable in the world, but as in any inflationary economy, as long as governments want to acquire more liquidity, the simplest thing is to print banknotes, this causes the slow death of any economy.

Although there is a total hegemony of the dollar in the world, the US is a country that has a lot of energy and resource consumption, if all the people in the US reduce consumption and try to better distribute their resources such as meals, among others, consumption begins to decrease, spending decreases and therefore the debt begins to decrease, not only for the people but also for the government.

Biden has made some changes, but those changes will begin to be noticed from the 5th year in power, it is that slow because the dollar represents stability for many, I think that to understand the US economy you must zoom in on each stratum of the people who live there, then it is something difficult when the country generates, produces, but still has debt, a debt that is not noticed when using the most important currency in the world, which is the dollar.

The economy of the US depends almost entirely on the strength of the US dollar, you must understand that the US has an advantage that no other country has since the US dollar is the reserve currency of the world this means that by printing more money not only they can steal from their citizens with inflation they can do this as well to other nations, the problem is the more they print the US dollar the less the rest of the countries want to accept it and they will be more willing to accept other currencies or to ask for something that can maintain its value over the long term like gold, do you think is it a coincidence that during the last years many countries have asked the US to return their gold? Of course it is not and this is because they are preparing for the day in which the US dollar losses that status.

My teacher told me that the most important thing that can make economy better in the future is human factor. It will not only depend on resources or any minning industries anymore. I think you should not too worry about USA economy or Dollar, American is one of the best people in this world although china is the biggest competitors right now. I personally don't like to invest in fiat because of the inflation factor, and I still think that buy gold and hold it is better to safe country economy.

It is not the same but they are quite related to each other. One is dependent to the other. However, US dollar is getting weak due to stimulus checks given and more money are printed this year alone. It even surpasses the printed money after world war 2 and it is quite bad for US dollar but probably be good for economy.

You're right in saying that the US dollar's movements do not encapsulate the US economy's underlying fundamentals all the time.

However, holding USD is probably the worst decision you can make right now. Inflationary risks are extremely high with YoY inflation of 5% or more, and there are just overall long run risks with holding a depreciating asset like the USD.

It's not even going to be the global reserve currency in a decade's time. It's almost guaranteed that the CNY or some decentralised crypto will overtake its status.

There are differences between the US dollar and the US economy when the value of the dollar falls the country's economy goes down. If the stability of a currency depends entirely on its issuer then the condition of the dollar is very fragile dollar liquidity attracts investors they consider it a safe currency because the dollar can be exchanged quickly at any time. But it also has the opposite side everybody rushes towards the dollar when they smell any danger but most of the major blows to the world economy come from the united states.

How can holding cash be termed as an asset for 3-4 years, especially when the interests rates on deposits are negligible and inflation is slated to increase with the printing of money?

If taxes were to be rationalized, it would affect the levels of inequality and welfare spending. How it helps the US dollar is questionable? And why exactly does someone have to "help" the US dollar when it has the richest country and the most powerful army in the world backing it? If anything, the US Dollar needs to stop having such an over-arching influence. Throughout much of the past half century, we have already witnessed how the petro-dollars have kept the most ruthless regimes in place, helped to fund devastating wars and badly affected world peace and political stability.

The dollar needs to be disentangled from politics. The Fed by itself wouldn't be such a hated entity for Bitcoiners if they had done their job as an autonomous institution and not as the money printer for populist politicians.

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The dollar is not strong with an 8.6 inflation rate with sign of slowing down. Biden has compounded the federal reserve's ineptitude by incentivizing lockdowns through COVID fear/hysteria, large unemployment checks, and unnecessary spending to the tune of trillions. He's made the situation worse and the pitch for Biden was "not Trump." No one legitimately thought he could save the U.S. economy or reverse the spending that happened before his presidency during the 2020 COVID lockdowns.


How so? You mean a currency that is, by design, expected to depreciate by 2 percent yearly if the federal reserve can do its job? 2 percent is the target by design. The reality is 4x that amount using May's inflation report. With this much USD cheerleading you should ask the fed to hire you for their marketing initiatives.

USA dollars is the physical money in an economy, comprising the coins and paper notes in circulation. Currency makes up just a small amount of the overall money supply.
While the economy's performance is at the heart of the decision to buy or sell dollars. A strong economy will attract investment from all over the world due to the perceived safety and the ability to achieve an acceptable rate of return on investment. So we all see that currency and economy are not the same. Using USA dollar and economy as a good example.

its not the same the economy depends on the value of the dollar there are many other internal factors that determines the economy; Personal Consumption Expenditures. Consumer spending contributes almost 70% of the total United States production, Business Investment, Government Spending,Net Exports of Goods and Services.

The US is now entering the stage of financial crisis. In this case, expenses exceed income, and debts exceed liabilities. In this case, it is necessary to either raise taxes or print new money. America chose the second variant. The big difference between rich and poor people provokes internal political tension. New money is not backed by real assets and all this requires the government to make the right decisions. Many factors indicate that the crisis in the United States will drag on for several years and what its consequences are not clear today.

It is really a funny feeling to see republicans trying to spin this on Biden. As a progressive myself (and not an American at all, thank God) I could see why this has nothing to do with Biden, but since you guys are just hating on democrats all the time, you would love to spin it for him. Dude took over a nation where Trump gave 3x more money to public than what Biden did, he did 800 bucks or something if I am not wrong whereas Trump did 2 checks of 1.2k dollars, and that is just to people, we are talking about something like 3 trillion dollars printed and distributed to the public.

And now Russia and Ukraine is fighting, and oil prices are high EVERYWHERE and the food prices and inflation is high EVERYWHERE but yeah... Biden did it, sure... :D. Thank God I am not an American.

I don’t quite understand why there are so many fantasies about the collapse of the US economy. Firstly, this is unlikely to happen, except in the case of the type of plot of the movie "The Day After Tomorrow" :)
Secondly, it is a powerful economy backed by advanced technologies. Where will China go if they remove American technology and equipment, think about it?
Third - the army, political weight. And most importantly, the dollar is the blood of the world economy. It's just that not everyone understands what will happen to the world with the collapse of the dollar as an international base currency - the markets, economies, and all other countries where they were will instantly collapse. Not a single currency, today, and in the foreseeable future, will be able to replace the dollar as the settlement standard in the global economy.

It is difficult to make such forecasts, especially for such a long time period of 10 years, when our world is so changeable. But I find it hard to believe that some kind of currency is able to take the place of the world currency instead of the dollar. Of course, if you look at the world history of the economy, then world currencies have changed, but this is a very complex and long process.

Not really sure what I read on OPs post. Are there any charts, and calcualtions or educated gueses to your claims? Honestly, the US economy is, at this point, still not at such a bad point as people make it out to be. Could it get there, yes, but so far it's all relative to what can be handled by their financial institutions.

I agree that the USD doesn't equal to US economy. After all, El Salvador has a pretty bad economy but their main currency is the USD. As for the idea of the strong dollar but weaker US economy, I don't think so. The US is still #1, whereas the USD is getting weaker from inflation. Overall, I think both will be saved by the power that US has over political world affairs and by the heavy reliance of many countries on the USD as a reserve currency. Also, while policies can change, US has strong institutions to maintain the fairly strong economy.

I look at it little differently. US was proud of its dollar. It the US dollar which made US great. The world economy depended on dollar. US was the country which made great scientists, which made great inventions. US was not greedy, not always. US leaders like Lincoln stood for right. But after world war, somewhere during cold war US changed. It became a economy steered not by innovations but by profit. 
Now US dont even recognize the legitimate needs of its people. All it cares is for is profits.

USD or any other fiat in this world is having insane inflation rate atleast in the last 40 years or so then how can you say that USD is the best asset to hold at this time? No real investor will hold money in this time they will just go for anything safer at this moment to preserve their assets value but certainly its not the fiat you are talking about. And also one who has money then this is the right time for them to enter into the market either its stocks or crypto or anything whichever is in red for a while now.

As of now USD still the best to hold while the inflation in our country is also fast dropping. But I'm not sure if what I could buy with USD is the same as what I could buy 2 years ago.  Inflation affects each of us, I'm already just ordering food because I'm not going out to ride due to gas.
There could be something to earn if we are to hold Rubles or Yuan, I hope there will be stablecoin for this in currency in crypto.

Of course, the economy does not always depend on currency, even though inflation is strong but if the economic fundamentals are strong then this is not a problem, the central bank's job is to ensure that financial circulation can be good so that it automatically increases financial position & confidence.

Why do we need to save the USD so desperately? To me it doesn't seem that the USD is in trouble, actually the US Dollar is quite strong at the moment. The Dollar is close to it's ATH against the Euro, and with the rising inflation around the world the FED is more aggressive to raise interest rate to try and contain the inflation. This will create more upwards pressure on the US Dollar. If we now also start buying USD then the price will go up even higher which is bad in my opinion. A country usually wants a weak currency than a strong currency to make their exports cheaper. With a lower value of the currency the country can export more for the same price internationally which will increase economic growth at home. Stable coins are of course profiting from a strong US Dollar, but their upside is always limited to one Dollar.

There’s something we all need to understand, and that is the big difference between currency and economy. The Economy of any nation is greatly dependent on the value attached to the currency of that nation. The performance of U.S economy lies on the decision to buy or sell dollars. A strong economy will attract investment from all over the world due to the perceived safety and the ability to achieve an acceptable rate of return on investment.

And again, if your country is such that have difficulties producing commodities themselves, that is, they always have to import, then you realize money will always have to be leaving the economy to the other country you are importing from. So, it’s quite rare to find a country whose currency value is equated to the economy.

It's not been easy for USA to get away on the inflation experience it had this year, but one thing that keep me wondering is that USD has no significant difference to help in such situation of which i think they could have just take good use of this opportunity on bitcoin dip for an investment maybe things could get more linient to their favour, USD is the world most acceptable currency but this time couldn't avoid the impact of inflation all over.

On the contrary, I expect the dollar to fall and not to rise, it makes no sense to separate the dollar and the American economy, basically the dollar derives its value and strength from the American economy, so as long as there is deterioration and inflation in the economy, this leads to the dollar losing its purchasing value little by little, this is what is happening now On the ground, the dollar is losing its value and prices are constantly rising. As for the stablecoins, USDC, USDT are practically linked to the dollar because their value is equal to $1, so if the real value of the dollar decreases, the value of these stable currencies will decrease as well.

The dollar is in the same condition as Biden. The refusal of many states from settlements in dollars will weaken this currency. For example, settlements between China and Saudi Arabia will take place in yuan. We all remember that the petrodollar is the standard on which the strength of the US dollar is based. And what do we see now? New payment systems are emerging as an alternative SWIFT. Well, I don’t know, I don’t know.... it seems the facts are obvious