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DarkWizard9 months ago

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FTA - "It is not our goal to destroy existing institutions or to weaken the dollar, pound or euro. We are simply calling for a joint assessment of how the global currency system can most favourably be developed for the sake of the global economy."

Although, I believe that such an endeavor could take a decade to occur, the real possibility of this happening could force the U.S. Government to rethink "what" our economic recovery will really look like in the coming years.

There are other ramifications to be considered, but talks would have to become more serious for the U.S. to really worry about this being an impact on the dollar or our economy in the near future.

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