Oil and the DollarThis paper develops a simple theoretical model of the effect of an oil price increase on exchange rates. The model shows that the direction of this effect depenSocial Science Electronic Publishing
Oil and the Dollar. Oil and the Dollar.Oil and the Dollar.The author reflects on the increasing oil prices and the decrease in the value of dollar. He cites that the dollar price of roughly all commodities are also rising, a further sign of a weakening currency. He asserts that the ...
The depreciation of the dollar has certainly been the focus of much discussion by reasonable people recently. And if reasonable people are talking about it, then unreasonable people will also be talking about it. But if you believe that the falling dollar is the explanation for why oil prices ...
Saban,Nazlioglu,and,Ugur,Soytas 摘要: This study examines the dynamic relationship between world oil prices and twenty four world agricultural commodity prices accounting for changes in the relative strength of US dollar in a panel setting. We employ panel cointegration and Granger causality methods ...
The operation of the Euromarket in financing the necessary oil-based dollar flows has created financial instability in all major capital markets. If these markets continue to finance new growth, the result can only be greater instability and eventual economic collapse. The only other choice is an ...
The main reason the dollar is rising, starting in the second half of 2014, is expectations that the Federal Reserve will begin raising interest rates for the first time in a decade in 2015. This is happening at a time when our main rivals, such as Japan and Europe, are actually loosening...
This paper investigates the impact of changes in the U.S. dollar/euro exchange rate on crude oil prices. The negative correlation of these two variables is ascribed to five possible channels: on the supply side, the purchasing power of oil export revenues and on the demand side, local prices...
Zebende, Oil and US dollar exchange rate dependence: a detrended cross-correlation approach, Energy Economics.42 (2013)132- 139.Reboredo, J. C., Rivera-Castro, M. A., Zebende, G. F., 2014. Oil and US dollar exchange rate dependence: A detrended cross-correlation approach. Energy ...
So, I set forth the idea that the U.S., as the future exporter of the New Clean Technology, is a very attractive feature for China and this is a possible answer to the question: "Why should China continue to accumulate dollar reserves?" 展开 ...
Today, apart from geopolitical threats in oil-producing regions, supply/demand imbalances from Peak Oil and increasing demand from developing countries, the price of both gold and oil can be expected to increase as the US dollar declines. With an ever-increasing US money supply, growing triple ...