How A Strong Dollar Can Backfire On The U.S. Economy

[@fire6163]

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[@NicholasBall130]

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Canadian here, i miss the days when the Canadian dollar was at parity we could buy stuff straight from the us without the stupid markup in the Canadian market

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[@felixfontaeus4518]

All I’m seeing is a bunch of rich powerful old people telling young adults that we are wrong because we are struggling in this fantastic economy.

[@Unknown_someone600]

Next video: US has a weak dollar and high debt this will benefit the economy

[@patriciajohnson1820]

😅

[@fgonzalez78959]

Weak minds also helps ..

[@jtstacey83]

Some debt is good. The one time the US paid off its national debt, it pushed the US into a decade-long recession. The trick is that most of the US debt is owned not by foreign governments but by the US itself. However, a worrisome trend has started, as tons of investment groups have started buying up as much US debt as possible. A weak dollar helps with US exports while a strong dollar helps with US imports. When people talk about China becoming the reserve currency of the world I laugh as China purposely keeps its value low to help with exports and their currency isn't based on reality simply what their government believes it should be worth.

[@Unknown_someone600]

@@jtstacey83 I’m not gonna pretend that I know what I’m talking about, you seem to know more about this, however I know that you can call it what you want “good debt”, “bad debt” it’s still debt meaning eventually we have to pay it back and it be harder for us since our currency will be weak and worthless

[@stayswervin554]

Propaganda at its best

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[@r88a]

I'm astonished by how they try to sell you the idea that a weak dollar is better for us americans, there is literally almost no benefit to having a weaker currency other than "it makes our exports more competitive", however what good is it if everything else is going to cost more since we are a net import country, literally everything will cost more with a weaker dollar. Its quite normal to be a net import country especially in a developed economy like the U.S

[@r88a]

Also they make it seem that if U.S goods cost more because of a stronger dollar that immediately it will be detrimental to our manufacturing industry, however many of our exports are luxury goods or technologically advanced goods that are not incredibly price sensitive to the higher income foreign consumer. The argument that a weaker dollar is better for Americans is nonsense.

[@wilsonmanch6773]

not exactly, weaker dollar will help export, increase more investment which create job, and create a better economy overall, more people working, more tax, more money for government, more money (GDP) in whole in the populations, but bad for individual economy. Strong dollar good for company that imports over a country that imports more than export, then that will be good for consumers, like you.

[@davianoinglesias5030]

More exports= more investments= more jobs= bigger middle class

[@CameronFussner]

Looking at the US Bureau of Statistics, under the Consumer Price Index, one can notice that in the last quarter of this year, stocks are not really doing well, especially energy stocks as they seem to be below the zero point. However, I don't know if stocks will quickly rebound as I have no clue the direction of the market. Can I get an advice on any other stocks that I can acquire to diversify my reserve of $300k across multiple markets while creating a comprehensive portfolio.

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[@robertfurguson2678]

I totally get what you mean! It's kinda worrying to watch the US dollar drop in value because of inflation while other currencies are getting stronger, making things feel uncertain. Even with that, there's still some trust in the dollar's safety. I see your point about being concerned about your $420,000 retirement savings possibly losing value. Thinking about other ways to protect your money seems like a smart idea. Have you thought about any particular alternatives or plans to keep your retirement savings secure?

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[@roddywoods8130]

Crash fatigue is showing with most people. Most are so tired of hearing about the worse even though its true. We are being boiled slowly in the pot! I want to diversify my $80k portfolio.

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[@Alexanderjames-rv2ik]

A weak dollar can signal an economic downturn, making me to ponder on what are the best possible ways to hedge against inflation, and I've overheard people say inflation is a money-eater thus worried about my savings around $200k

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The stock market is a way to hedge against inflation. Most notably amidst recession, investors need to understand where and how to allocate funds to hedge against inflation and still make profits.

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How can I reach this adviser of yours? because I'm seeking for a more effective investment approach on my savings

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This comment section is filled with bots. They're literally posting the same comments over and over.

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[@carlosdopazo7919]

Every devaluation has been negative for the US economy because it has every time decreased the amount of things that consumers can buy.

[@blongshanks77]

Anybody arguing with the presentation of this video is just mad at their own lives, and looking for reasons to vent. This video was simple, yet informative. Great job CNBC.

[@ceczis]

the volume of propaganda coming from this "news" channel is astounding

[@fgonzalez78959]

Glad you enjoy it

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It's to elect Kamala

[@cheaserceaser]

Next video, how high prices and inflation help American consumers.

[@krishnendunayek2060]

No matter whether $ is strong or weak Debt Reduction should be America's First Priority.

[@jonathanvillalba3214]

Can't have that! the middle class can get a little too optimistic and BAM no more wealth gap

[@krishnendunayek2060]

@@jonathanvillalba3214 then prepare your mind to become Biggest Underdog in years to come. Permanently. As Swami Vivekanand says "Character is lost, Everything is Lost.(money is lost, nothing is lost)"

[@jacobjones630]

The debt is basically a measurement of how weak the dollar is. US treasuries are mostly owned by Americans and it’s a way of putting cash into the economy (printing money) or in other words, weakening the currency. It’ll never go down BTW, nor would you want it to.

[@krishnendunayek2060]

@@jacobjones630 it is the symptoms of Superiority Complex. Why did you uprooted so much existing railways in US? You wanted every American to own car luxury & air travel luxury. From where the Money would come from? From foreign business?

[@jacobjones630]

@@krishnendunayek2060 Those are also the modes of travel that burn the most oil. I wonder if there's some kind of oil lobby that controls the US?

[@joellblankenship2791]

I'm 55 years old and have just learned that CNBC is the best spot for news non-biased such as Fox or CNN I like the value of making my own choices my own beliefs based on pure facts not other people's opinions thank you CNBC

[@brianprusak3725]

The U.S. economy is tanking.

[@MrKenng123]

Let's all pray and hope that economic indicators like PMI GDP and consumer confidence across the globe will come in much worse than expectation. Thank you.

[@user-ux7jk4dk8n]

Next video: How living below the poverty line is good for you.

[@studiosemenka]

😂😂😂

[@fgonzalez78959]

You don't expect much

[@stayswervin554]

Lmfao lol

[@firstlast8258]

Speak for yourself 🙄 🖕

[@peterponcedeleon3368]

A strong dollar makes us Americans richer while a weaker dollar makes us more poor.

[@Weiningc66]

It is actually more complex than that

[@peterponcedeleon3368]

@@Weiningc66 It really isn’t. Yes our exports may rise, but our import prices will fall or stabilize. And since we produce very little but import a lot, we will all benefit from a strong dollar. It’s very simple

[@falkenvir]

​@@peterponcedeleon3368A strong dollar will reduce Export as US made products would be more expensive.

[@firstlast8258]

Speak for yourself 🙄 🖕

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[@NicoMCH666]

Here in Switzerland we had to cope with a strong Swiss Franc since 2015 when it started floating again against the € (it was fixed at 1 CHF = 1,2 € before), and all the crisis since then push investors towards a refuge currency which the Swiss Franc is. It has had an impact in the first years on exports and companies had to adapt their prices and cost structures. It depends on your trade balance, for importing it's great, for exports less and you then need to find new ways to stay competitive and maintain prices. For years the € and the $ have been both weaker against the CHF, we seem to be thriving with a strong CHF, so it might not be as bad as it sounds.

[@AmericanSavingsHub]

A strong dollar is good for imports because Americans can buy more stuff from foreign countries, but it's bad for exports because American made products are more expensive to people in foreign countries.

[@TheFinalRevelation2]

There is no logic like propaganda

[@KiingM]

Explain

[@RandomRabbit007]

My eyes just won’t stop lying to me lol

[@Tammyisthebestmovieever]

​@@KiingMThis video: "Actually, your dollar meaning less and losing value is a good thing! Don't worry about it!"

[@andredillon7685]

@@Tammyisthebestmovieever for your assets

[@SpazzyMcGee1337]

​@@Tammyisthebestmovieever Did you understand the arguments that they were making?

[@AureusApps]

Strong dollar -> More imports Weak dollar -> More exports Weak dollar helps manufacturing industry. Not consumers.

[@RayCray924]

Consumers would have to suffer in the short term to reduce the debt I guess

[@angeljo6020]

Plus more jobs. Where are you gona get money if you have no jobs?

[@Allofussurvived]

Always think about wether you can balance something if it causes problems

[@rd9102]

Yea, having a strong Dollar is such a bad thing. Get used to it compared to all the other fiats. Over time it's a double edged sword and until there is a replacement for it, it's just going to remain that way. Spreading the value of what you have across many different assets and not just sitting in Dollars, that is the lessons anyone should take from this.

[@anthonyminimum]

1:17 Trump isn’t wrong in this regard, because not only does a stronger dollar make exports more expensive for overseas investors, but it makes imports less affordable for the United States, which is why China has been artificially lowering its Yuan, to boost exports and to outcompete the Dollar

[@zombie1864]

False. A weak dollar leads to inflation that then hurts consumer. Basic economics 101 ppl.

[@lokesh303101]

Real Value!

[@NormanGhali]

My greatest concern is how to recover from all these economic and global troubles and stay afloat especially with the political power tussle going on in US.

[@RusuSilva]

Stocks are pretty unstable at the moment, but if you do the right math, you should be just fine. Bloomberg and other finance media have been recording cases of folks gaining over $250k just in a matter of weeks/couple months, so I think there are a lot of wealth transfer in this downtime if you know where to look.

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I learned from past mistakes not to rely on rumors and hearsay for market judgments. In 2020, I held worthless positions until I revamped my portfolio with the help of an advisor. Since then, I've scaled up $450k in 2 years, regardless of market conditions. It's all about where you're looking.

[@RossiPopa]

This sounds very incredible. Could you recommend who you work with please

[@talharazzaq6245]

That's right, accept weakening dollar subconsciously, Next topic how Americans can benefit from broke economy/ civil war/ inflation...

[@Alpharizzchad]

Weak dollar makes America products are better and easier to sell overseas and the world economy

[@NoFrillz-G]

@@Alpharizzchadbut they don’t make that much anymore.

[@badbad-cat]

​@@Alpharizzchad weak dollar means you pay more. the thing you said would be possible only after a horrible economic disaster and cool down period of possibly several decades

[@malanalan1]

US needs strong dollar. Strong dollar is great for expats especially retirees. Dollar lost 23% since 2022 peak which makes everything 30% more expensive abroad.

[@wilsonmanch6773]

strong dollar is good for imports. if you export more than import, thats bad. but if you import more than export, you can buy more.

[@robcel402]

I will hold my gold and silver very tightly

[@chrissolutions]

A strong dollar doesn't make much difference if the US did more in-house resourcing and production.

[@XOPOIIIO]

The video covers both upsides and downsides of the currency strength, I don't see it as biased. Weak currency stimulate export, that's true, that's why China kept their currency weak, just to export more. But weak currency also causes inflation, which is also true. So no propaganda here, not more than usual at least.

[@JohnPap21]

It doesn't matter if its strong or weak since everyone is moving away from it. Whoever has dollars is going to become poorer. Especially the foreigners mainly from Europe who are hoarding dollars like crazy.

[@jeffpotter2934]

Next video: how a declining life expectancy is good for the environment

[@Emerald214]

I'm looking for the video "How a weakening dollar can help American consumers" but I can't find it.

[@mohdrozainiabduljalil9727]

Strong dollar is important so that American can spend, spend, n spend on luxury goods n sell them at cheap prices. Fake news are also good to prop up the strong dollar. Keep it up america

[@hansenlye2487]

instead of imposing tariffs on imports, just devalue.

[@bubpori5105]

Put the Valuations on top Either or Combined with a slow down where adjusting rates does not have the effect your looking for due to Imbalances and you have a recipe for $ Scarcity !.

[@412hwc]

soo now they tryn to tell us a good economy is bad.

[@rendermanpro]

Weak(er) dollar is technically and literally is definition of inflation. So, do they wanna say that devalue of your savings and when you can buy less goods is awesome? If A LOT products "made in China" how weak dollar coulds help consumers.....

[@quakslikeaduck]

More and more people are struggling to get by, here's how this can help you.

[@firstlast8258]

The numbers don't lie but liars use numbers 🤡 🖕

[@rendermanpro]

In the previous videos, "economic is strong, like never before, and if you don't feel it, it's just your impression". What is next "inflation is good" (literally this one), "layoff is good for your health", "low salary is good for cholesterine level"? That was not like that before on this channel...

[@loh1870]

Your responsible, budget and save. They are in debt and are causing inflation to keep up.. You lose buying power. There debt becomes cheaper and assets they leveraged go up. Did i miss anything?

[@StevenTorres.NYC-CA]

Weakened dollar but everything is still sky high

[@jacobjones630]

A weak dollar means high prices. The dollar doesn’t buy as much so you need more of them. Higher prices.

[@voncho1127]

The strength of the US dollar has always been its saving grace in the Finance markets compared to other countries currencies. Until now. A weaker US dollar isnt going to help you against Asian economies and their superior manufacturing base. Americans watching this should be very, very concerned about their livihoods if this is what their media is propagating to be the new normal.

[@dunnowy123]

@@voncho1127 No, a strong US dollar obviously benefits Asian importers, because it makes imports cheaper and exports weaker. That makes 0 sense. If you're looking out for American exporters, a slightly weaker USD is obviously a good thing.

[@voncho1127]

@@dunnowy123 The problem is, Asia exports more than it buys to the US. You assume the US hasn't shipped out most of its manufacturing to Asia as well. Exports to the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation in 2023 = $1.2 trillion Imports from the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation in that same year = $2.0 trillion So the American consumer will hurt more, since you'd have to pay more to import those same goods. You can read it up online on the U.S.-APEC Trade Facts from the Office of the United States Trade Representative, Executive Office of the President. The strength of the US was its ability to do what no other country could. Print infinite money and let other countries buy up the debt thanks to it being backed by oil. A weaker dollar, and no petro-dollar means the US can't just print infinite money and not risk crashing itself like so many countries that tried to do the same.

[@jacobjones630]

@@dunnowy123He’s saying no matter how weak the dollar gets, American exporters cannot compete with Asian exporters. You’re going to raise prices in the US for an export sector that cannot dominate like it did 70 years ago. American labor costs will always be higher. It’s kinda dumb policy when just considering the economic argument.

[@dunnowy123]

​@@jacobjones630 You know what, you're right. US exports are usually "high value" goods or natural resources, undeniably, a weaker dollar isn't going to help those exporters because they aren't making the same things Asian exporters are. And it will hurt US consumers.

[@NoFrillz-G]

A weak dollar helps if you are a manufacturing nation but we are not hence the reason why we’re flooded with stories on China’s imminent economic collapse since Covid.

[@JuggyGales1977]

Strong dollar? Huh? You mean the least sick puppy in the litter.

[@StacksSats]

USD goes to $0 against Bitcoin

[@rolandotillit2867]

The comments do not dissapoint.

[@stingray120]

0:42 obviously Duh!

[@AnthonyNeedsTech]

basically ordinary people have no say on the dollar….so everyone’s comments here are irrelevant. we don’t matter, never have.

[@BetterSubstance]

I don’t see how a weak dollar should benefit Americans traveling abroad 😂 but on a business side: For Export-First American companies with huge global foot print that’s great news, for Import-First companies (Home Depot, Costco…) not so much

[@Temporary.life4321]

Economic 101: Strong $ = weak export, jobs cutting Weak $ = strong export, more jobs open

[@milosnestorovic1594]

Clear and Absolutely complete

[@hungson215]

Yeah, I like this kind of video to manipulate people's thoughts. The title of this video should be how cutting rates and printing money help Wallstreet

[@davidflorsek9105]

This means that we need to invest in America and buy American goods.

[@Debarghaya_Mukherjee]

if you guys do that then we outside world literally get upperhand in changing trade currency as its not helping us

[@davidflorsek9105]

@@Debarghaya_Mukherjee my point is that, as Americans we should primarily buy American-made goods and support a US government policy to invest in creating/growing American industry and stop worrying about the strength or weakness of the dollar versus other currencies. If we focus on jobs in America , our economy will remain strong and the dollar will continue to become the world's default currency.

[@Debarghaya_Mukherjee]

@@davidflorsek9105 never if US start buying less, from outside world then for us their was no bright reason to use dollar. that's how world economy running mate.. its not sweet cup of tea that all US will do and we outside world will worship dollar. you guys were seriously living on your utopian world. absoultyly do manufacturing for yourself and meantime we de-dollarise world trade. weet deal it seems

[@ArnaudJoakim]

DXY down, stocks up. 🚀

[@alkinsac]

Preferred Strong Dollar as soon it weaken it's value diminished and a strong currency other use it a collateral

[@anbarasans85]

@3:00 "the dollar started to appreciate when we started to see the flare up of inflation in 2021" 🤯🤯isn't the opposte general consensus? when inflation is raising, currency weakens

[@Ricocase]

2.99 extra value meal is now $12.

[@pwu8194]

Dollar depreciates so much, now homes cost twice as much. I don't care how it helped U.S. consumers when we can't even afford to buy a house.

[@twhelostl61]

Say what you mean and do what you say. The oversupply and crazy consumerism has to stop. China buried us in cheap crap. It has left one heck of a hangover. My billboard for our elected officials say "Please donate for our great race to the bottom"

[@eyoeltewdros1]

Maybe try watching the full video prior to commenting on the title

[@WorshipDaKing]

this is soviet style propaganda

[@Bigjoe99]

China is proof positive that weakening the currency is no panacea for competing to export to create jobs. You do better with a strong dollar that allow workers create better product to compete.

[@rasboysie]

What about the fact that the reserve status of the of the US dollar

[@jon6309]

I’m planning to live abroad with no job. A strong dollar with high interest makes it very beneficial for me because first of all the interest and dividend income I receive is much higher in the current environment then the exchange rate for my dollar is also favorable so I am able to easily pay my living expenses without a job!

[@harukrentz435]

Its last hooray for the usd. Countries are having inflation mostly because they import goods using usd.

[@GeorgeSchneider8889]

Strengthening antitrust laws is the only way to help consumers

[@Fugged1998]

When we had that bad day in the stock market last month or early August even gold went down. Gold we buy for when paper money or stock markets fail, I will never be sold on precious medals. The dollar is king. Gen z is so confused about paper money it’s crazy..,Venmo and cashapp and debit cards is all they know as a cashier I could make a great comedy skit on this 😂 but it’s serious too…

[@Allofussurvived]

Too strong bad to weak bad just balance it

[@marcosmercedesn]

Pure gaslight.

[@ttrnarayanan]

Weakaning dollar will drive inflation up and help government not American consumers

[@lolcatjunior]

Eggs at my store were $11 dollars today.

[@galomarino7306]

"Replacing the dollar to cripto" - how non sense is that. I'd love to hear how that can even be achieved, just the amount of power required to support all that transaction demand would be a challenge itself, something that humans today are struggling with. Such a dramatic change on financial system like that is a catastrophe. That kind of comment makes me doubt the entire report.

[@anthony-cm3yj]

They've absolutely lost it

[@windsong3wong828]

USA owes $35 Trillions in debts. USA have millions of homeless. The interest payments on the maturing and new debts will strain the US budget. The USA would face increasing pressure in paying the debts and the interest. The Chinese are not interested in buying more T bills. All these can only mean one thing…..the USD would have to go lower to get the Americans to save more and buy less things from overseas. The USA need a recession to buy less. I sold out all my USD and US assets 2 years ago. I don’t see how the good times can continue. US companies operating in China will see lower business in China ie No or low growth. Once you strip out the chinese business, most US a companies will see little or no growth in revenues and profits. The PE ratio is TOO HIGH. Sell the shares.

[@edgarJM903]

But everything is expensive can’t hardly afford now this days

[@deltakid0]

A lot of chatbots in the comments, what a lie all this is, you can spot them just by scrolling a little bit

[@cornelb1302]

catchy to have a lie in the title

[@FranciscoFerreira-gc6xu]

How being poorer is great news for everyone. Thank you for this. Really important to know.

[@RaviKiran-lx2kw]

Dollar index doesn't contain China and India currency.. Top economies are excluded.. Is that a correct way to measure??

[@af31ns]

Music beginning around 5:30 makes trying to understand the speaker way too hard, and therefore, makes this video not worth watching. If you want to make music videos, then do that, but if you want to report news, then stay the hell away from obnoxious music. Two people should be fired for this. The one who chose the music, and the one who allowed it.

[@akshaydamare]

प्रस्तुत विचार सटीक हो सकते हैं, लेकिन वे पूरी तरह से भू-राजनीतिक जटिलताओं और अंतरराष्ट्रीय संबंधों की गहराई को नहीं दर्शाते।

[@winniethebubbly]

Ummm yeah no. Can’t convince me this is helpful.

[@thelau61]

How

[@eddieb82100]

"...And that's a good thing" journalism back at it again

[@Scapone2001]

Not true. A strong dollar is the best thing the us can have

[@vooteimer1234]

You mean Producers!

[@aaronbrutus2654]

The video actually makes some fair points. If all the currencies are closer in value, that should increase production and make our lives easier......in theory.

[@Midwesterner223]

A weaker dollars would only be good for American EXPORTERS (an only up to a certain point), but NOT American consumers (which is to say, the American people at large).

[@limitless5337]

A weak currency is a like a paycut for consumers

[@JB-ty8kp]

6:58 former?

[@jemje2007]

Weaker dollars means more money printed aka higher debt. people nowadays are basically working for paper currency which is worthless in the end. This applies to other fiat currencies too.