The surge so widely advertised in the press and in financial circles primarily reflects a loss of investor and speculator confidence in Europe, not massive new respect and confidence in the U.S. dollar. Also, for the U.S. investor in German bunds or other European bonds, there are really two sets of currency considerations, the specific European currency and then the U.S. dollar.
May
05
1991
The Dollar: “Tower of Power” Or Lop-Sided Leaning Tower?
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