recession fears and also because of the incoming US Presidential elections 2024, which is scheduled for November. The stock markets are also being a massive headache for economists, as some of the 'Trump trades', which are betting on Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump, is also going volatile at some points, reacting on he basis of latest poll and surveys.
There is a chance that the United States, based on the sudden decision of the US Fed Reserve to introduce interest rate cuts in order to combat inflation, could also face a major dollar crisis in the incoming weeks, as major market factors are pushing the economy into a crisis.
Real estate, for starters is a major issue now, followed by car insurance premiums, that are currently off the charts at this point. These factors may sound very insignificant at this point, but coupled with other market forces, they have potential of pushing the dollar into a precarious situation. Meanwhile, gold prices are set to skyrocket amid any incoming dollar crisis, as investors would like to push there money into safer assets amid this scenario of uncertainty.
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If the US Federal Reserve is planning on pushing or scheming around some more strategies for any incoming inflation or recession, now would be a good time to do so, as things would end up being rather complicated by the start of the coming year.
Is the United States facing a dollar crisis?
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