All four major central banks are
printing like crazy, but...
"The fundamentals for Japan are not good, yet the yen remains the
strongest currency of the big four. The eurozone risks a systemic
collapse, overwhelmed by political and financial headwinds, yet the
euro’s exchange rate has proved relatively impervious to this deep
uncertainty. The British economy is strongest, yet sterling is the
weakest of the four majors.If nothing else, today’s foreign exchanges are evidence that subjectivity triumphs over macroeconomic thinking."
That's part of the problem with fiat money.
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