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| | "Europe’s economy is stagnating. Since the turn of the millennium, real disposable income in the U.S. has grown nearly twice as fast as in the EU – while China’s economy continues to outpace them both. At the same time, the EU is pushing a green transition that could have devastating consequences for both our economy and standard of living." - Video: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXmtNtOdZSE Is Europe Falling Behind? – The Decline of Competitiveness], March 2025 | | "Europe’s economy is stagnating. Since the turn of the millennium, real disposable income in the U.S. has grown nearly twice as fast as in the EU – while China’s economy continues to outpace them both. At the same time, the EU is pushing a green transition that could have devastating consequences for both our economy and standard of living." - Video: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXmtNtOdZSE Is Europe Falling Behind? – The Decline of Competitiveness], March 2025 |
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| − | === In 2026, Euope's economic problems have made the Euro look weaker and raised the relative strength of the US dollar. The dollar had gained approximately 5% against the euro during 2026 and reached an 18-month high === | + | === In 2026, Europe's economic problems have made the Euro look weaker and raised the relative strength of the US dollar. The dollar had gained approximately 5% against the euro during 2026 and reached an 18-month high === |
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| − | In 2026, Euope's economic problems have made the Euro look weaker and raised the relative strength of the US dollar. | + | In 2026, Europe's economic problems have made the Euro look weaker and raised the relative strength of the US dollar. |
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| | According to Reuters reporting on October 8, 2026, the dollar had gained approximately 5% against the euro during 2026 and reached an 18-month high.<ref>[https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/europes-woes-give-dollar-bulls-fresh-reason-press-2026-10-08/?utm_source Europe's woes give dollar bulls fresh reason to press on], Reuters, October 2026</ref> | | According to Reuters reporting on October 8, 2026, the dollar had gained approximately 5% against the euro during 2026 and reached an 18-month high.<ref>[https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/europes-woes-give-dollar-bulls-fresh-reason-press-2026-10-08/?utm_source Europe's woes give dollar bulls fresh reason to press on], Reuters, October 2026</ref> |
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| − | In 2026, Euope's economic problems have made the Euro look weaker and raised the relative strength of the US dollar.<ref>[https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/europes-woes-give-dollar-bulls-fresh-reason-press-2026-10-08/?utm_source Europe's woes give dollar bulls fresh reason to press on], Reuters, October 2026</ref>]] | + | In 2026, Europe's economic problems have made the Euro look weaker and raised the relative strength of the US dollar.<ref>[https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/europes-woes-give-dollar-bulls-fresh-reason-press-2026-10-08/?utm_source Europe's woes give dollar bulls fresh reason to press on], Reuters, October 2026</ref>]] |
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