VP sees the world
In the past two days, all the members of the [Street Interview Rong ** Matrix] team have been busy to take off, so we have temporarily stopped again, mainly because it is not convenient to say more about Cambodia recently, especially when other ** hyped up the implementation of visa-free travel for Chinese tourists in many countries in Southeast Asia, we naturally paid attention to it, but we are not in a hurry to comment prematurely, we are just waiting and seeing, but today, it seems that this topic has to be said!In our opinion, perhaps the proposal of visa-free for Chinese tourists might as well be directly defined as the earliest proposal by the Cambodian government, but it was first implemented by Vietnam and Thailand, because the Cambodian government was constrained by many departments when implementing this policy!It's nothing more than a stalemate over short-term gains and long-term gains!And in the end, the scales tilted in favor of those who cared about their short-term domestic interests!What is even more surprising is that although the policy area claims to implement visas on arrival for American and Chinese tourists, people do not dare to ask for fees for European and American tourists, and Chinese tourists need to pay a tip of 50-100 US dollars when entering the customs.
In the past two days, we have also focused on another hot topic in the world: the US dollar is rapidly weakening as a benchmark for the value of countries around the world!Without him, it is because Russia's economic growth is actually better than expected after completely selling off its dollar assets, and the "non-dollar-denominated P and parity purchasing power system" that has sparked heated discussions is gradually strengthening!It has to be said that this may foresee that the dollar will fall off the altar in the next two years.
*The future of the dollar value system is a complex and uncertain issue that is influenced by a variety of factors. As the world's main reserve currency, the value system of the US dollar is affected by many factors such as global politics, economy, and finance. Here are some of the factors that could affect the future of the dollar value system:
Economic Fundamentals: Economic indicators such as the state of the U.S. economy, inflation levels, unemployment rates, etc., will have a direct impact on the value of the U.S. dollar.
International Geopolitics: Global geopolitical turmoil, international tensions, wars, and other events may fluctuate in the value of the U.S. dollar.
Monetary policy: The Federal Reserve's monetary policy and interest rate policy have a significant impact on the value of the US dollar. The flexibility and adaptability of monetary policy will affect the long-term performance of the US dollar.
Global economic trends: The performance of other major economies around the world, especially China, the Eurozone, etc., also has a strong impact on the value of the US dollar.
The development of digital currencies: With the rise of digital currencies, there may be a certain impact on the traditional monetary system, but the specific impact of the development of digital currencies on the US dollar system is still controversial.
Debt Levels: The level of national debt in the United States is also a key factor. If the country's debt is too high, it can have a negative impact on confidence in the dollar.
Due to the interaction and changes of these factors, it is difficult to pinpoint the future trend of the dollar value system. As the main currency in the global economy, the evolution of the value system of the US dollar may need to consider many factors. Investors and policymakers need to pay close attention to global economic dynamics and political changes to better assess the future of the dollar value system.