When it creates expectations of future price rises thus encouraging us to spend more now.
Governments are doing whatever they can to stimulate consumer spending once again.
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- What's the Currency War About?
- QE in the UK Could Net the Treasury £7.75bn per Year
- Dollar Hammered Amid Fears of QE in the US
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- War of the World (Currencies)
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