US Fed: $ Devaluation might Cause Trouble
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While in Frankfurt, Germany yesterday, US Federal Reserve (Fed) Chairman Alan Greenspan warned that the US foreign trade deficit could negatively effect the country&#39;s economy.
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Recent credit market turmoil has  increased downside risks for the economy, but the U.S. Federal  Reserve would refrain from taking action to bail out investors  who made bad decisions, top policy-makers said on Thursday.
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President Bush faces a potential currency crisis, in which a plunge in the dollar could set off economic waves around the world.
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Some suggest that excess liquidity could threaten the world's economy.
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U.S. Federal Reserve officials  approach a key meeting next week worried both about not raising  interest rates enough to avert inflation and doing more than is  needed at the expense of economic growth.
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Federal Reserve officials on Wednesday  expressed concern about a possible U.S. recession but warned  that the central bank cannot let down its guard when it comes  to fighting inflation.
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Swollen trade deficits eventually could threaten the economy by souring foreign appetites to invest in the United States, Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan warned Friday. The dollar, already sliding, took another nosedive after his remarks.
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European Central Bank President Jean- Claude Trichet joined European finance ministers in urging the US to halt the decline of the dollar, warning that the currency&#39;s slide risks derailing global growth.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said Tuesday that risks from inflation or a worse-than-expected housing slump could further complicate things for an economy that already is in slowdown mode.
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Federal Reserve officials worried at their May meeting that inflation could exact a toll on the economy and saw risks of a sharp economic slowdown receding, suggesting interest rates will stay on hold for now.
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WHEN the worldâs leading currency goes on the slide, be braced for all manner of latent trouble to come to the fore. The slide in the greenback, renewed after disappointing US jobs numbers last Friday, is
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The dollar dropped sharply against a broad range of major currencies today, highlighting concern about the strength of the American economy.
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With the U.S. currency falling, more investors are thinking about the foreign exchange market. But experts advise caution
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Saturday 20 November 2004 The Federal Reserve chairman is concerned that foreign investors may unload the US currency because of the growing trade deficit.
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Some Federal Reserve policymakers worried last month that inflation dangers were growing and that low interest rates might be encouraging excessively risky investments, including speculative home buying.
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Lowering interest rates Â the Federal Reserve's tool for bracing the wobbly economy Â is not without risk.
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The dollar was feeling the heat on  Thursday as concerns about the U.S. trade and current account  deficits hardened the market's view that the currency's  downward spiral would continue.