Would you benefit if the AED wouldn’t be pegged to the USD anymore? I don’t understand why the UAE isn’t joining a "currency basket" involving strong currencies like i.e. the Eur.

Any opinions about this?

I wanted to know how different currencies in the world are doing in comparision with each other. You can get currency converters over the internet. But is it possible to have a list of all the currencies in the order of their value. So that we can easily make out which is the strongest currency and where does Indian rupee stand in that list. I know that India is a G20 member that means it is among the 20 top economies in the world but i just wonder where does its currency stand in the list.

With US dollar losing its value, Foreign countries started to lose faith in dollar, and they begun to use stronger currencies such as Euro and UK bonds… What will happen if everybody abandon dollar? Is that possible?

We hear a lot of talk about how the dollar is so weak. When the dollar is weak, is it weak everywhere in the world, or is it possible that it can be strong against some currencies and weak against others? For example, could the dollar be very strong against the yen and very weak against the yuan at the same time?

What makes a currency stronger or weaker. If the a central bank raises the interest rate, the currency should be stronger? What are other factors in determining the value of a currency? Does GDP play a role?

Lastly, why is the dollar strengthening in the last several months versus other currencies? The US is economy is performing poorly. Does it mean that other countries are just performing worse than the US’s economy?

So I’ve been reading some articles and I’d like to know why our economy is looking so weak. I understand that we have around a 10 trillion dollar debt in the form of bonds given to countries like China to fund the war. Can someone add a little more detail however, on how all the economic "processes" work, such as a weakening dollar. What exactly is inflation and how does it happen. Will our economy ever rebound to be as strong as it was before? And will the dollar be one of the strongest currencies again?

What currencies will be strong against the U.S. dollar so that cash can be held there without losing what I would be lost if the dollar loses value?

In the last 2 weeks, while the stock market has crashed, the US dollar has gotten much stronger against many other major currencies (yen, pound, euro, etc) Why is that? Is it because their own markets are crashing?

The Euro is the strongest of the major currencies. The British pound is stronger than the dollar but the Euro is stronger than both. Should Britain be a part of that strength and join the Euro.

europe’s economy is growing very fast. the euro is one of the strongest currencies in the world and the economies of the countries are growing fast than north america’s.

if canada and mexico joined with the US and made a new currency would the rest of the world think that place would be a better investment than europe ? the american union could also include brazil.