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If the line in the chart falls from left to right, the US Dollar is weakening against
the other currency, causing goods produced in the country of the other currency
to be more expensive to US purchasers. This tends to decrease US imports
from that country.
As the U. S. Dollar is weakening, the other currency is strengthening against
the US Dollar, causing US goods to be less expensive to purchasers using the
other currency. This tends to increase US exports to that country.
If the line in the chart rises from left to right, the US Dollar is strengthening
against the other currency, causing goods produced in the country of the other
currency to be less expensive to US purchasers. This tends to increase US
imports from that country.
As the U. S. Dollar is strengthening, the other currency is weakening against
the US Dollar, causing US goods to be more expensive to purchasers using
the other currency. This tends to decrease US exports to that country.
Currency Exchange Rates, Imports & Exports
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30 Year Mortgage Rate Historical Data Home Mortgage Interest Rate Chart - 12 Mo
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