A second Donald Trump administration could unilaterally devalue the US dollar, the de facto reserve ... expense of the domestic economy by sending inflation rising while potentially having global ...

Does the current combination of factors indicate a devaluation of the dollar ... higher prices for goods, higher inflation and reduced capital flows to the US. All of these events may be creating ...

devaluation of the U.S. dollar, and increasing direct presidential control of the Fed. Trump's criticisms of Biden's record on inflation and the economy were quoted in 8% of articles about ...

Harvard economist Kenneth Rogoff said rate cuts were a "pipe dream" and warned the soaring US national debt could fuel inflation and hit the dollar.

The US Dollar pops after stronger-than-expected ... or the Bank of England (BoE), the mandate is to keep inflation close to 2%. What does a central bank do when inflation undershoots or overshoots ...

US Dollar weakens as tariff delays ... CPI came in hotter than expected at 0.5%, briefly supporting the dollar before PPI data hinted at softer inflation ahead. Trump’s tariff announcement ...

It's widely believed that levying additional tariffs will lead to inflation. Tariffs are paid by the domestic importers when products reach the United States ... the U.S. dollar. Does Trump ...

Only for Friedman to go off track with the observation that “too much government spending” does produce inflation ... FDR chose to devalue the dollar in 1933, and President Nixon chose ...

Some three decades ago the new Argentine democratically elected government takes office determined to put an end to endemic inflation ... most devalued currency against the US dollar, behind ...