Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Unexpected depreciation of the dollar brings about a capital account loss for foreign agents holding dollar assets.
• In the current situation of almost full employment, a depreciation of the dollar could further stimulate demand, leading to inevitable upward pressure on prices.
• The main factor contributing to this development would be the depreciation of the US dollar (refer to part 4.1.2 above).
• Most notably, the US current account deficit rose further, notwithstanding the considerable depreciation of the US dollar.
• derives from the depreciation of the US dollar.
• perhaps the only channel with a significant effect on the real economy
• After all, one of the main benefits of the Federal Reserve's policy of "quantitative easing"
• It is not impossible that a depreciation of the US dollar could induce commodity exporters to raise prices in US dollars.

• investment position (the difference between its external financial assets and liabilities) deteriorates
• income balance.
• Most importantly, a disruptive decline of the US dollar (or a disruptive appreciation of the Chinese renminbi) could hinder not only China's growth, but also global recovery.
• and so does its investment
• This is plausible in terms of a future decline in the dollar's importance as a reserve asset and safe haven.
• There is also the risk of a disruptive decline in the dollar, which could prompt investors to flee US debt.
• As a result, whenever the US dollar declines, China's net international
• Net interest income has decreased compared with 2002, primarily due to the further decline in both US dollar and euro interest rates during the year.