The US dollar is no longer a

stable currency

Presented By:-
Shyam
Introduction
In today’s “globalized” and
“interdependent” world, hi-tech applied to
economy and finance have transformed all
of us into potential victims of a vast
number of virtual tsunamis .
The world is on the verge of experiencing
the controlled destabilization and collapse
of the US Dollar, which will be replaced
by a “New Dollar” .
US Currency History

In March 1900, the US followed the gold

standard and fixed the value of the US
dollar at $20.67 per ounce of gold. The
Great Depression of the early 1930s
forced the major nations, including the
US, to abandon the gold standard. In the
mid-twentieth century, the Bretton Woods
system was adopted, valuing all
currencies in terms of the US dollar.
The Controlled Destabilizing and Collapse
of the US Dollar
“The King is dead! Long Live the King!”
If the US Dollar is the “king of world
currencies” and governs today’s usury-
based international financial system, it is
no doubt an old, decrepit, tired and sickly
sovereign.
U.S. Dollar to Indian Rupee Exchange Rate

U.S Dollar Exchange Rate in Indian Rupees

is :-
45.185
US Dollar During Recession

The US dollar had been considered as the best currency to

hold during turbulent economic and political conditions.
However, a number of factors exerted pressure on the US
dollar during the 2007-2009 global economic recession.
These include:
1. Increasing concern over terrorism,
2. Fears surrounding a weakening US economy,
3. US military troubles overseas,
4. Rising US current account
deficit, and
5. Diminishing investor confidence due to low interest
rates.