Sentence examples for effect on the dollar from inspiring English sources
But there's still some of those headwinds: the global economy, the effect on the dollar, which is having a negative effect on manufacturing.
In January, the Federal Reserve's wave of rate cuts had a minimal effect on the dollar, even though euro-denominated short-term securities suddenly enjoyed a yield advantage.
While Mr. Dudley said the effect on the dollar was not a consideration, he acknowledged that when interest rates adjust, "oftentimes there will be consequences for the dollar".
In his interview with CBS' "Face the Nation" a few days ago, the Mittster said that QE2 had proved an ineffective policy, and he warned that launching QE3 could have an adverse effect on the dollar.
Still, he has moved 10 to 12 percent of his clients' money into gold and precious metals as a hedge against the effect on the dollar of the Federal Reserve keeping interest rates low.
If the Chinese government were to sell even a tenth of those bonds tomorrow, the effect on the dollar (and thus on America's economy) would be far more dramatic than anything it could do with Unocal.
People who buy the dollars convert them into U.S. securities--an act that may temporarily reduce U.S. interest rates a bit, but which will have little effect on the dollar-foreign currency exchange rate.
Minutes from the FOMC meeting reveal that the chairman's view wasn't echoed by all members, as discussions relating to inflation outlooks, the effectiveness of the policy, and even QE2′s debilitating effects on the dollar came to the fore.
The first effect is on the dollar.
Out of this, I would worry most about the way in which debt is being created, not so much the public debt (that probably is manageable), but the way in which we are creating a debt to other countries which, if withdrawn, could have a devastating effect some time on the dollar.
