oussama94
05-28-2017, 23:39
In general, it is considered to be unfavorable for a country to have a
trade deficit, in that it negatively impacts the value of the nation’s currency.
For example, if U.S. trade figures show greater imports than exports, more
dollars flow out of the United States and the value of the U.S. currency
depreciates. A positive trade balance, in comparison, will affect the dollar
by causing it to appreciate against the other currencies
trade deficit, in that it negatively impacts the value of the nation’s currency.
For example, if U.S. trade figures show greater imports than exports, more
dollars flow out of the United States and the value of the U.S. currency
depreciates. A positive trade balance, in comparison, will affect the dollar
by causing it to appreciate against the other currencies