Dollar slides as fears grow over funding the widening US trade deficit...

Article Abstract:

United States posted higher trade deficit of $225 million for fourth quarter 2005. The impact of lower net capital flow on trade deficit, following decline in dollar value, is discussed. The findings of United States Treasure are presented.

Evaluation, Economic aspects, Reports, Balance of trade, Capital movements, United States. Department of the Treasury

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Dollar regains composure, but little has changed

Article Abstract:

In early March 2004, the US dollar rebounded sharply, being the biggest jump in a year against the Euro but there was not much change in the fundamental economic news. The Euro and Japanese yen had fallen sharply in early March.

Economic conditions, Comparative analysis, Euro (Currency), Euro currency transition

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Analysts expect dollar deja vu: more losses

Article Abstract:

A forecast of trends in dollar prices during 2005 is presented. The dollar is expected to continue its downward slide with some periods of stability interspersed in between. Forecasts for other currencies are also presented.

2005 AD

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