Major Currency Pairs Long Term Price Dynamic Outlook
The Fed will continue to supply the USD into the market to stimulate the $ 85 trillion global economy (World Bank) by weakening USD to avoid the anticipated global debt defaulting with current outstanding global credit over $ 562 trillion (IMF/BIS) and global derivative market $ 640 trillion. By weakening USD for 10-20 % depreciation rate then the global borrowers of USD-denominated debts will repay the debt service obligation dues by the USD depreciation rate. This is assuring the global financial and banking stability and at the same time to stimulate the economy by financial liquidity supply into the market. Large liquidity supply into the market will continue to stimulate the estimated $ 100 trillion global equity market capitalization and the $ 85 trillion global economy plus the $ 25 trillion global trade in goods and services (UNTAC).
However, unlikely to expect all emerging market, less and lesser developing countries not to experience economic and financial crisis in long term by the Chinese Covid-19 global virus terrorism on the economy, finance, humanity and security, but the current coordinated effort undertaken for developed nations is expected to have positive impact on emerging market, less and lesser developing nations.
However, unlikely to expect all emerging market, less and lesser developing countries not to experience economic and financial crisis in long term by the Chinese Covid-19 global virus terrorism on the economy, finance, humanity and security, but the current coordinated effort undertaken for developed nations is expected to have positive impact on emerging market, less and lesser developing nations.