As we manage our budgets and try to stretch the dollar to cover everything we need, currencies in other countries are growing against the dollar. Have a look at how the U.S. dollar fares against the 15 most powerful currencies in the world.
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Awww March has already made your entire whinery pointless. The Euro and Pound have both lost significantly against the dollar. The £ has lost a greater percentage. I’m also noticing you’re using Feb. ’09, where as if you used Feb. ’08 as well you’d show that the £ was worth a significant more vs. the $. The $ up swung in Feb. 09 so Feb. ’10 looks dramatic in your little small set. And March shows you’re picking points to support your argument.
It is a pretty graphic though…
what is your point exactly? for almost all the listed currencies, the dollar is now stronger than it was one year ago.