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Exchange Rate Usd - Thb 30 December 2012


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http://www.xe.com/cu...&to=USD&view=5Y

 

Despite the fact that our current government is basically dead in the water, having saddled us with over 300 billion dollars worth of debt, our dollar keeps marching on. Bit tougher against a strong baht, but the Pacific Peso is holding onto a position north of 30baht - fingers crossed that it stays there.

 

http://www.xe.com/cu...&to=THB&view=1Y

 

 

 

Once the world stops using US dollars as Petro-dollars/currency and switch to a different currency for buying oil, like the Yuan... the USA's economy will basically collapse almost overnight. The Chinese want the Yuan to be the Petro currency... but, if that happens and the USA tanks and the dollar is worthless, well, they lose on the trillion dollar loan the US have with them. I wonder if they will just go for it. Interesting times are ahead, and I do not believe the worst has come to light.

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Yeah, let's go with proven fiscal gurus like the Irish .... :banghead:

 

'Saint' Bob Geldof is in Oz atm, and he claims that one of the reasons he reformed the Boomtown Rats (other than the filthy lucre, of course ..) was that he feels the financial situation in Ireland atm is similar to the despair many young people faced in Ireland in the 70s. He said it was heartbreaking to see the queue of young guys getting on the plane to come to Oz to try to find work - talk about history repeating itself. First the convicts, then the 'ten pound Poms' (and Irish) migration wave from the 1950s, now guys forced to fly halfway around the world just to find work. Banks, developers and politicians, all happy to believe one another's bullshit - fantastic.

 

Its worth noting that financial crises formed the seeds for the French Revolution and WWII - imagine the streets of Detroit awash with armed gangs hellbent on anarchy. Oh, wait ....

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Detroit_economy

 

http://www.businessinsider.com/detroit-prosecutors-laying-off-lawyers-2013-3?IR=T

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