Regular readers know I'm tone deaf when it comes to the nuances of U.S. dollar policy. Whether it's a congenital defect or simply an aversion to the idea that the U.S. has anything resembling a dollar policy, I can't say. Either way, I have to be bludgeoned over the head before I wake up to the idea that some new twist in dollar policy is afoot. That's why I'm a little late reporting the news and analyzing the significance of Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke talking about the dollar in a June 3 speech. I mean, what's the big deal? The Fed talks about the dollar internally all the...
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