How Much Has The US Spend On Economic Recovery Efforts?

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Will economic recovery help the US dollar in currency trading?

Right now, the US dollar is fairly strong in currency trading on the FX market. The <a href="item/227553" target="_blank" title="dollar forex trading, forex trading, currency trading, FX market, US dollar currency trading, US economy, recession, G7, first in first out, economic recovery">euro is enjoying a bit of a rally</a>, but the slightest hint that the economy is in trouble, and the flight to safety -- to the greenback -- will resume. So this begs the question: If the US is, indeed, the first out of the recession, what will it do to the dollar in forex trading? First In, First Out There has been a great deal of speculation that the US economy will follow the First In, First Out rule: As the first G7 economy to enter a recession (back in 2007), it is likely to be the first economy to exit a recession and make a recovery. Besides,<a href="http://www.fx360.com/commentary/kathy/754/us-dollar-headed-higher.aspx?aid=5704" target="_blank" title="dollar forex trading, forex trading, currency trading, FX market, US dollar currency trading, US economy, recession, G7, first in first out, economic recovery, Kathy Lien"> the rest of the world relies on the US to make a recovery</a>, Kathy Lien points out in FX360: <blockquote> The other way to look at the current economic situation is that if the US economy does not recover, no one else will. Globalization has increased the mutual dependency of many countries. For export dependent countries in the Eurozone and Asia, a rebound in US demand is essential for a recovery. </blockquote> That's part of the reason that the dollar is so popular in forex trading: It's a foregone conclusion that the US economy will recover. But what happens to the greenback in currency trading when it does? Chances are, a new shift toward fundamentals will accompany economic recovery. And that means a focus on the large amounts of debt being carried by the US government (moving closer to a <a href="http://www.stockmarketfunding.com/SMF-Blogs/Economic-Analysis/March-2009/-Bad-bank--funding-plan-starts-to-get-fleshed-out.aspx" target="_blank" title="dollar forex trading, forex trading, currency trading, FX market, US dollar currency trading, US economy, recession, G7, first in first out, economic recovery, Kathy Lien">bad bank</a> isn't really helping much). So it depends on what happens, and how the economy is viewed as it moves toward recovery. It will be an interesting few months for the US dollar in forex trading. 9 application/xml false currency trading dollar forex trading economic recovery first in first out forex trading FX market G7 Kathy Lien recession US dollar currency trading US economy How Much Has The US Spend On Economic Recovery Efforts? More than $11 trillion has been committed to help the US economy http://www.bizzia.com/yieldingwealth/economic-stimulus-update-how-much-has-been-spent-on-bailouts/ US Dollar in Forex Trading Currency trading on the FX market http://www.fx360.com/?aid=5704 Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; U; Intel Mac OS X 10.5; en-US; rv:1.9.0.6) Gecko/2009011912 Firefox/3.0.6 127.0.0.1 127.0.0.1 mmarquit 66.182.66.2 false true false false true 119232 blog blogsite/GFTForex/web