The Eurodollar Is What’s Happening—Not Quantitative Tightening or Rate Hikes

The Eurodollar Is What’s Happening—Not Quantitative Tightening or Rate Hikes
U.S. dollar and euro banknotes are seen in this illustration taken on July 17, 2022. Dado Ruvic/Reuters
Jeffrey Snider
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What is wreaking so much havoc all over the world? You’ve probably heard that the U.S. dollar is rising often precipitously, which means any currencies caught on the other side of it—frankly, all of them—are being swept into crisis. This isn’t the first time, either, because during the last eight years or so this has happened repeatedly.

Jeffrey Snider
Jeffrey Snider
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Jeff Snider is Chief Strategist for Atlas Financial and co-host of the popular Eurodollar University podcast. Jeff is one of the foremost experts on the global monetary system, specifically the Eurodollar reserve currency system and its grossly misunderstood intricacies and inner workings, in particular repo/securities lending markets.
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