I'm not worried about hyper-inflation or a crash in the USA 
dollar, as the Obama Administration and Feds continue with 
measures to revive of the USA economy, which will in time 
reduce unemployment.

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Excerpt: Washington Post

By Kevin Plumberg and Neil Chatterjee Reuters
Thursday, November 19, 2009; 10:27 AM

HONG KONG/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Federal Reserve officials on 
Thursday downplayed the consequences of the falling U.S. 
dollar, underscoring that deflation is still a threat, 
especially with commercial real estate prices falling.

Dallas Fed President Richard Fisher said in an interview 
with Market News International that the weakening dollar, 
which hit a 15-month low against major currencies on Monday, 
is only one of the factors the Fed watches when setting policy.

"You pay attention to this," Fisher said in reply to a 
question about the effects of a weaker dollar.

"On the other hand, in terms of its inflationary input, 
unless it becomes disorderly, a depreciating dollar -- a 
gradually depreciating dollar -- doesn't necessarily add an 
enormous inflation impulse."

Fisher will become a voting member of the Fed's 
policy-setting committee in 2011.

The dollar has fallen 7 percent so far this year and likely 
has become a funding vehicle for bets on higher-yielding 
currencies in growing emerging markets.

Philadelphia Fed President Charles Plosser, answering 
journalists' questions after a speech in Singapore, was also 
not worried about dollar weakness.
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"There's no particular reason you wouldn't expect the dollar 
to go back to where it was before the panic set in -- that 
is essentially all it has done at this point. I don't view 
that as anything particularly of concern," he said.

Plosser will also in 2011 become a voting member.

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Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke in a speech on Monday startled 
investors by commenting directly on the dollar's value. He 
said the focus on the Fed's dual mandate of price stability 
and jobs growth will help the dollar to be "strong."



http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/11/19/AR2009111900514.html

or

http://tinyurl.com/y8eb6zz

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Regards,

LelandJ

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