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Debt explosion: Why the dollar will sink for a long, long time...
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The dollar has likely begun its long term decline, say investment experts, who add that the risk to America's investment grade rating could start a stampede away from greenback, devaluing the currency even faster.

The dollar's recent bottom was on March 4, right around the time of the stock market low, when it hit $1.23 to the euro. It now trades at $1.38 to the euro. It recently peaked at $1.44 on Dec. 17 of last year.

In addition to huge deficits racked up by the Obama administration in the effort to jump start the economy, the global economy is bottoming, and that's bad news for the dollar...

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