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    coz when things go south, the USD is the place to hide

    back in March it was like the end of the world

    look at the dollar and stocks

    they moved in opposite direction

    flight to safety






    same thing happened in 2008
    Last edited by uls; July 1st, 2020 at 07:42 PM.

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    then why did the dollar fall

    coz the Fed loosened monetary policy

    cut rates to ZERO, bought assets

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    simula nag-george floyd bumagsak na dollar exchange rate.

    49.4590.

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    Lol... lakas ng pisooos

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    #735
    Bakit mahina dollar?

    just look at stocks


    NASDAQ



    risk-on mode

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    Loan cheap low interest dollar... put money in stocks... just seat back and relax.

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    borrow cheap $$$ buy assets

    dollar is funding currency

    goes all over the world chasing yield

    kaya lumakas ibang currencies vs $$$

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    Yep, no economic activity because of the lockdown. No imports, no dollar demand.

    Import Collapse Turns Into a Boon for Philippines’ Currency




    One consequence of the Philippines’ struggling economy is turning into a boon for its currency.

    A collapse in imports has had a positive effect on the nation’s trade deficit, leading to lower demand for overseas currencies and helping to strengthen the peso. The Philippine currency is the best performer in Asia this year, up more than 2% against the dollar.

    “With Philippine growth likely to be hamstrung by enforced and voluntary social distancing, imports will remain weak,” said Eugenia Fabon Victorino, head of Asia strategy at SEB AB in Singapore. “This will cap the trade deficit, allowing the peso to strengthen.”
    Last edited by Monseratto; July 10th, 2020 at 06:58 PM.

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    #739
    Quote Originally Posted by Monseratto View Post
    Yep, no economic activity because of the lockdown. No imports, no dollar demand.

    Import Collapse Turns Into a Boon for Philippines’ Currency




    Sorry guys i can't help it

    i'm sick



    June 29:
    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    dito ka magtataka

    ang lakas ng PHP kahit naka 125 bps rate cut na ang BSP this year

    know why?

    coz of the lockdown

    the gov't stopped the economy dead in its tracks in March

    without economic activity imports fell in April



    with a smaller trade deficit, nag surplus ang current account natin



    kaya ang lakas ng PHP

    (investors use the current account of an EM country as a gauge: surplus good, deficit bad)

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    dahil sa paghina ng imports nakatipid tayo ng dollars

    combine that with dollars we got from foreign loans our forex reserves are at an all time high



    pero going forward we're facing headwinds

    sigurado mas konte ang OFW remittances

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