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Value of the dollar goes up, what happens to interests rates?

by Guest61071  |  earlier

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This is referring to a bank account. Thanks for answering!!

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  1. By value of the dollar, I suppose you mean currency exchange rates.  In the short term, a rising dollar has no impact on the interest rates on savings accounts. In the long run, years, a high dollar adversely affects exports (companies make less dollars selling the same products overseas) and the economy, which pushes down interest rates.


  2. if the dollar goes up, it will increase price of exports.

    if the dollar goes down, it will decrease the price of imports.

    US Dollar has no impact on bank accounts held in US Dollars.

  3. Prices goes down on some products :-)

    I don't know what your talking about in bank account....

  4. 1. Yuzeyually the interest rate go up first, then the dollar bekum strong relative tu other majer munee brands.

    2. Wen yu heer "interest rate" in hedlines, it first meen the % interest on US guvt long term bonds.

    Finans men yuze histree tu ges wot other interest rates yuzeyually R relative tu guvt bonds.

    3. If yu wunder wot % interest bank will pae yu on savings akkount or sumthang similiar, it is based on suppli & demand.

    Mae not hav NE konnekt tu guvt interest rates.

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