A Look at the Dollar

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I thought I'd post a chart of the dollar since I'd been mentioning the recent slide so much. The dollar actually had a nice bounce (+0.92%) on Friday, presumably due to the good Chicago PMI report. It looks like it may be stabilizing on the daily chart. But I think the long-term chart is more interesting. So I'm posting a monthly chart.


Note how it's now holding around the October 1998 levels. That was the time of the Asian financial crisis if I'm not mistaken. The chart sure looks like a popped bubble to me.

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