"could" but again you never know, everything has turned quite counter intuitive. For example, poor countries can't really go money printing, that's sort of banking "powerhouse" privilege... I mean if they do they go zimbabwe quite fast so they don't, and the majority of them have a currency pegged to the dollar, or any other major currency, so they are screwed
As far as I can tell, everybody is pretty much involved in money printing, from EU, to China, to US evidently. There are certainly are some exceptions
"could" but again you never know, everything has turned quite counter intuitive. For example, poor countries can't really go money printing, that's sort of banking "powerhouse" privilege... I mean if they do they go zimbabwe quite fast so they don't, and the majority of them have a currency pegged to the dollar, or any other major currency, so they are screwed
As far as I can tell, everybody is pretty much involved in money printing, from EU, to China, to US evidently. There are certainly are some exceptions
https://www.x-rates.com/table/?from=USD&amount=1
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