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How does an English pound compare to the US dollar?
much more favourably than about 6 months ago! (in favour of the dollar being stronger and the £ very weak relative to where it was)
What does it mean when a country's currency is worth more than a dollar?
Our dollar is weaker than their moneythe dollar is weak
How does weak dollar increases the price of crude oil?
Most oil contracts are valued in US dollars. Therefore, if the US dollar weakens, an oil producer will demand more dollars for the same oil, all other things being equal. -ecn
Us dollar getting strong or weak against other currency?
It is getting weaker against other currencies
How does weak US dollar influence the price of crude oil?
Dollar is international currency and when the dollar is weak countries would be able to purchase more quantity of oil with lesser currency...however this is only when OPEC keep the prices stable Crude oil is mainly traded in US dollars, and when the US dollar weakens the crude oil market participants (speculators, producers, refineries, etc.) push the price of crude higher on the expectations that oil producers are entitled to at least the same prices as before in their own currencies, after exchanging US dollars into their currency. In economics such relationships are explained by Purchasing Power Parity theory.
What is a weak dollar?
A weak dollar is a U.S. dollar that can exchange for fewer amounts of foreign currency.
Is US money strong in Egypt when buying things?
The US Dollar is currently weak in the International Market, but it is radily and gladly accepted.
How does an English pound compare to the US dollar?
much more favourably than about 6 months ago! (in favour of the dollar being stronger and the £ very weak relative to where it was)
Does the weak US dollar enhance export opportunities?
It Does because it requires less foreign money to pay for US goods meaning more US goods are exported.
Is the US dollar strong or weak in South America?
There are many areas throughout South America in which the U.S. dollar is very strong. for example one U.S. dollar in Brazil is equivalent to 1.87 Brazilian reais.
What did harry's bar in Venice begin offereing American as a response to the weak US dollar?
Discounts on alcohol, now kidnap me back!
What does it mean when a country's currency is worth more than a dollar?
Our dollar is weaker than their moneythe dollar is weak
What is correct 'a US dollar' or 'an US dollar'?
a us dollar
How does weak dollar increases the price of crude oil?
Most oil contracts are valued in US dollars. Therefore, if the US dollar weakens, an oil producer will demand more dollars for the same oil, all other things being equal. -ecn
Us dollar getting strong or weak against other currency?
It is getting weaker against other currencies
What was the Canadian dollar worth on January 21 2002 against the us dollar?
Canadian dollar hits a record low of 61.79 U.S. cents, according to Bank of Canada data, undermined by weak resource prices and a robust U.S. dollar. (Source: MSN Canada - Money)
How does weak US dollar influence the price of crude oil?
Dollar is international currency and when the dollar is weak countries would be able to purchase more quantity of oil with lesser currency...however this is only when OPEC keep the prices stable Crude oil is mainly traded in US dollars, and when the US dollar weakens the crude oil market participants (speculators, producers, refineries, etc.) push the price of crude higher on the expectations that oil producers are entitled to at least the same prices as before in their own currencies, after exchanging US dollars into their currency. In economics such relationships are explained by Purchasing Power Parity theory.
