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The United States recorded a Current Account deficit of 3.10 percent of the country's Gross Domestic Product in 2020. so

Posted: Thu May 05, 2022 6:32 am
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The United States Recorded A Current Account Deficit Of 3 10 Percent Of The Country S Gross Domestic Product In 2020 So 1
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Since 2015 the US dollar rate against the EUR has been stable
between 1,05 and 1,15 (until COVID19) and the current account
deficit (always negative was at its best between -2,2 and -2,4% of
GDP for the most part. With the declared pandemic by the WHO we can
see a trend reversal f or the dollar value which matches a deficit
increase ( -3,1%). A prominent explanation for the depreciation is
the increase in the US current account deficit.
But now we throw into the game the FED’s contractionary monetary
policy aimed at keeping inflation in check. See below FX rate since
FED increases rates.
The United States Recorded A Current Account Deficit Of 3 10 Percent Of The Country S Gross Domestic Product In 2020 So 2
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As some finance journalists put it: “...the current account
deficit is the dominant factor (in explaining the depreciation of
the dollar) ... The US deficit is running at 3,1% of GDP. This
implies further dollar depreciation from here.”
We know, however, that the CA deficit is the difference between
saving and investment.
1. Will we see a depreciation, or an appreciation of the dollar
given the current policy from the FED?
2. Will that help in changing saving and investment and thus
lead to the closing of the current account deficit?
3. Is a depreciation of the dollar vis-à-vis the euro the only
mechanism through which the current account deficit
can be reduced?
4.Can the US economy continue enjoying a CA deficit of 3,1% or
worse without further depreciation of the dollar?
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