US dollar price? when it will start to grow?
607862
Not in the near future.  It will continue to decrease for the forseeable future.  A decreasing US dollar will help our exports and support the US economy.
232590
I looked into buying the new dinar.  I found that prices were greatly inflated.  Will it rise to $3.30?  How long do you want to wait?\n\nI tend to not invest in scams, but your mileage may vary.\n\nGood Luck
523807
value of us dollar is connected with transactions in oil business....as this business will become endangered the dollar is bound to go down.
3580
Invest in Iraqi Dinars.... current exchange rate is 1457 Dinars per 1 US dollar. Exachange rate during the Saddam era was less than 0.40 Dinars per 1 US dollar... Exchange rate may begin to equalize once the new Iraqi government starts business at the end of the year. Better act soon if you choose this method of "becoming wealthy."
321020
its the unstable US dollar, its the world currency, if the US economy stumbles then other countries need something to bank upon thats why gold prices are increasing, and oil prices please ask Mr Bush!!!!
1129628
OMG !!! Lucky you. It' 3.14 here and that's lower than it was a week ago. It's gotten up to 3.89 out here. It's all gouging. If it's over 1.50 it's too much.
328584
If i were to buy Indian Rupees, i would do so out of the tourist season, may to October, rupees are less value then but you should see an increase of 8-10 rupee per dollar. I may not of explained this correctly but i hope you get my gist.
313747
Investors speculate that the value of 1 Iraqi Dinar can reach to between $0.01 - $3.00. A more conservative speculation would be between $0.10-$0.30, which is quite substantial if you think about it. Consider buying 1 million Iraqi Dinar today for $1000. If the value of 1 Iraqi Dinar goes up to just 10 cents US, your investment would automatically be worth $100,000. A return like that is truly supreme. Will it happen? That’s the question.\n\nNo one really knows if the value of the Iraqi Dinar is going to increase or when. It really is anyone’s guess. My personal opinion is that should the Iraqi Dinar begin to increase in value it will not happen until the war in Iraq is complete. At that time Iraq will begin to rebuild its country and economy. And once the economy becomes strong, so should the currency. \n\nI also believe that the currency will not be traded before the war is up. Iraq wants to introduce a strong currency to the world, not a weak one. I hope this answers your question.
1027351
I see two opportunities currently, the Chinese market and metals. For specific currency, investing in the Chinese Market is a great route; this is a boom economy and will be a major superpower/economic power in the future. \n\nAn even better choice would be to change the money into metals, such as gold or silver. As inflation increases and the US dollar decreases, it would be a solid investment to put your money in metal. If I were you and had only $1000, I would invest in silver. I have actually bought silver over the Internet from an exchange and seen a return within the last year.
773781
it already is.\nif rounded to the nearest dollar (or whatever currency you're using)\nit is 819
309618
Sure ,very soon.\nAs the fundamentals are very strong.even at the height of 75 dollar/barrel of crude, the sen sex will touch and cross 15000 within a year that is before May 2007.
1146007
10,000 AUD in the US.  If you want USD, it would be about 7,421
1002399
The dollar is in fact losing value. The dollar by itself is worthless unless it is used to buy things, correct? Well aren't the costs of homes, fuels, raw materials, and labor going up? Energy is up 45%, Health care is up 22%, College tuition is up 18-30%, commodities are up 16%, housing is up 12% over just last year, 2005, and the year isnt over yet. By the way, gold is up 145%, and gold is supposed to be the standard of our currency. Expect prices to keep rising, it is inevitable, because of not only the reasons you stated, but because of the cumulative effect of rising prices, the economy will further slow, and unions will demand even higher wages, more people will become unemployed, and more people will be on welfare, which further hurts the value of the dollar because the government's solution to inflation is to just keep printing money and giving it away, or raise taxes, rather than cut spending and borrowing. We are headed for a recession, and even if we address the issues directly, the economy will suffer because all of the prices you are accustomed to should be much higher than they are right now in order to match the real value of the dollar, which is lower than what is currently reflected by the market.\n\nTo put it simply, the dollar is overpriced right now, and the only reason why it's not worse is because the government is printing money to keep up with inflation, which will eventually devalue the dollar in foreign markets, which means all of our imports (we import wayyyy too much stuff) will become far more expensive than they are now. This will hurt the wal-mart crowd more than the rich folk who already have sold thier dollars for foreign currency and have invested in gold and silver.\n\nIt's only going to get worse, because politicians are too busy looking out for themselves than our nation's economy. Both Republicans and Democrats are to blame, because neither group is really confronting this issue.\n\nNot a big issue? Try saying that when your rent goes up 100% in a couple years, and your wages increase by a dollar an hour during that time (all of us low wage earners, I mean). Also, expect $3.50+ at the gas pump, and your electric bills to continue to go up.
479833
The Fed is still raising rates.  The country is at war (always creates inflation).  Unemployment is low and the economy is booming.\n\nRates will go up.
1056033
The Project for a New American Century is about to fall apart.  The world is headed back to a multi-polar world, not very stable and it will be compounded by the loss of the dollar as the reserve currency of the world and the peaking of oil.  We're in for a bumpy ride. :(
667901
In my opinion the U S dollar is not a safe currency to be in at the moment. There are some realatively safe ways to protect ones self from currency fluctuations but short term anything could happen. \n\nOne possibility is to have some of your assets in oil securities. Oil is relatively currency free as an investment. Another possibility is to invest in a pool of debt securities of various foreign governments. That minimizes the risk associated with one currency.
1172879
Yes it hasn't gone up for some time now.  Maybe .75C-$1.00  will do.  No more then $1.50