Publication

Sep 2010

This edition of the Capital Flows Quarterly focuses on two factors that pertain to the US dollar, investigating how long-run fundamentals might evolve going forward, with a particular focus on capital-flows-based drivers of long-term value. This concerns the ability of the dollar to maintain its status as the global reserve currency. The second concern about the dollar’s long-term value hinges on persistent US current-account deficits and the enormous positions foreigners have amassed in the US.

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Author Francis E Warnock
Series CFR Working Papers
Publisher Council on Foreign Relations (CFR)
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