Übersetzung für "Dollar holding" in Deutsch

That predictable dollar decline makes the relative return on holding dollar bonds even lower than the interest-rate differential alone implies.

ETF holdings have dropped to fresh 5 year lows and the Dollar is still holding its ground.

As regards Japan, their geopolitical situation is being confirmed by the course of events: Tokyo works closer and closer with Beijing, which can only lead to a rapid weakening of the Dollar and Dollar denominated assets by reason of Japan’s key role in holding Dollar reserves.

Investors around the world to want to reduce their dollar holdings for three major reasons.

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With everyone else buying, selling, and holding dollars, it pays to do the same, since markets in dollar-denominated assets will be the deepest.

And the declining value of the dollar – down more than 10% against the euro in the past 12 months – is a legitimate cause of concern for non-US investors who now hold dollars.

The dollar’s strength in the latter part of 2008 was due not to an increased desire to hold dollars but to increased difficulties in borrowing them.

Consider first the claim that the dollar’s status as a reserve currency protects it, because governments around the world need to hold dollars as foreign exchange reserves.

Moreover, if China decided to sell its dollar holdings, the bond market would discount US government securities, raising US long-term interest rates and canceling much (perhaps all) of whatever stimulus has been provided by the dollar's depreciation.

In other words, the self-insurance motive might explain China’s first trillion dollars of reserve holdings, but it has nothing to do with the subsequent three trillion.

Especially as the dollar lost its sacred place as a store of value under the Bush administration, rebalancing these multi-trillion dollar portfolios entails selling off dollar holdings, contributing to the dollar’s weakening.

True, China could bring the US to its knees by threatening to sell its dollar holdings.

After all, when that decline resumes, their dollar holdings will buy less in European markets.

The dollar will fall and US long-term interest rates will rise, but only when traders on Wall Street and elsewhere decide that holding dollars and long-term US bonds is more risky in the short run.

Assessment of the share of these USD 100 billion that could shift to ecus should be based on the geographical breakdown of present dollar holdings, since Latin American holders would surely not react to the emergence of the ecu in the same way as Middle Eastern or Eastern European holders.