Yes I am aware of this. The inflation primarily effects foreign goods and services since a depreciating dollar does not effect dometically produced goods and services, this gives domestic goods and services a big benefit not only from increased domestic demand but also increased foreign demand. An increasing borrowing costs doesnt sound like a bad thing either considering the FED has been trying to jack up interest rates for almost 2 years but long term rates have remained stubbornly low. So once again it is not really clear how a weak dollar is necessarly bad - like every thing it has positive aspects and negative aspects.

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