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    1. FairGeneral8804 on

      Can confirm, signed a contract to be paid in dollars, when it came through after work completion, I cried a bit.

    2. Lanky-Safety555 on

      Well, it had nothing to do with Euro gains, but tremendous loss of confidence into the USD.

    3. ericsauthoritah on

      Contractors to US from Europe salaries just fell bu 13% basically

    4. Eagle_eye_Online on

      Is it a Euro gain, or a USD loss?

      Either way, those 20% tarrifs are equalling themselves out it seems. The sad bit is it’s doubling the cost for Americans.

      But hey, you get what you vote for, so, no refunds.

    5. Crash_Logger on

      So the jump from USD to EUR is now bigger than the jump from EUR to GBP… wow

    6. Adept_Inspection5916 on

      Don’t have to worry about trade deficits if your currency is worthless and nobody can afford imported products. 

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    7. Or in other words, my US investments fell by additional 13% on top of my wise investment choices

    8. time_travel_rabbit on

      Having strong currency is not good if Europe trying be be more competitive in manufacturing in Europe and selling abroad. It’s the reason why China is constantly accused of manipulating their currency.

    9. Brilliant-One9031 on

      Every right government does the same every time. Turkey, Hungary, Poland during PiS party. Let’s vote for right again and see what happens xD

    10. lists4everything on

      Prob our (USA) crazy inflation caused by our affordable home/cost of living crisis.

    11. desvenne on

      For exports from the EU a stong Euro isn’t always beneficial. 

      And for US companies, it can be beneficial, I mean it’s not like Apple for instance dropped prices in Euro for iphones. 

      But in the end I personally have no actual influence on the currency rate anyway…

    12. werdonokX on

      Let’s goo *chanting* EU! EU! EU!

      this is a joke. It it tragic for the world economy because a lot of nations have their currency based on USD and now will have to look for alternative and unfortunately China is posing (is not really) one viable option, and I don’t think I have to tell you how the world would look like under communist dominance.

    13. Any-Original-6113 on

      Trump will announce this news by saying that Europeans can now buy 13% more American goods.

    14. obscure_monke on

      I still remember the first time it want under a dollar. That was weird.

      In my head, I always think of it as around $1.50 since that was where it was in the mid 2000s

    15. JerseyshoreSeagull on

      A really smart president said that a weak USD is actually a really good thing.

    16. hope it will reach 1.5 or even 2.0 ratio.

      Keep Europe great.
      xi trump putin again

      xi – make
      trump – murica
      putin – weak

    17. ClosPins on

      This is all by design. The Republicans are trying to solve the Triffin Dilemma, which requires the USD to fall precipitously.

    18. Which means that the american exports are now cheaper and american manufacturers are more competitive vs european ones. Good for European tourists going to the US though….

    19. Frank_Fhurter on

      i still have about 1000 USD to exchange after escaping. should I wait to convert it or wait a little longer?

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