by MICHAEL LEWITT
The Dollar’s Ripple Effect
The stronger dollar has disarticulated global commodity markets. (The correlation between a strong dollar and lower commodity prices is extremely strong.)
Dollar strength also placed pressure on emerging market economies that borrowed trillions of dollar-denominated debt after the financial crisis that is increasingly expensive to repay in local currency terms.
The stronger dollar also added pressure on an over-leveraged global economy still struggling to recover from the financial crisis. Central banks decided to address a debt crisis by creating more debt, a solution doomed to fail.
Source: Sure Money
http://suremoneyinvestor.com/2016/03/wh ... ld-be-too/