‘Disorderly Decline’ of Dollar Cannot Be Ruled Out
Posted on: October 23, 2009No comments yet
Oct. 22 (Bloomberg) — A “disorderly decline” of the dollar, leading to the end of its reserve-currency status, cannot be ruled out, Pacific Investment Management Co. said.
An orderly dollar decline is the “most likely scenario,” Richard Clarida, a Newport-Beach, California-based global strategic adviser at Pimco, wrote in a note to clients today. “A disorderly decline, while unlikely, cannot be ruled out.”
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