As stated, after the first quarter of 2005, the situation has changed. Macro balance was deteriorating seriously, shown by the number of American government debt, the foreign trade deficit and foreign debt of America compared with the rate of GDP increase. In turn, the macroeconomic imbalance again pressed the Fed to increase the base interest rate 0.25% row up after each adjustment. However, the dollar continued to suffer from the slump in price compared to the other hard currency during the years 2005-2008, pulled by strong agitation of the prices on the capital markets, foreign exchange, energy, and as the market for trading futures.
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