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Leaders are trying to sort through those issues to avoid a string of currency devaluations that could stunt a global recovery.

S. devalued the dollar in 1933, he said, the prices of some commodities, which had been spiraling lower, suddenly began to go up.

And, perhaps, when it comes to that question of euro entry, maybe the pound does not need much of a devaluation.

Or perhaps one of your investments fall in value, and you dwell on the time when you could've sold it while in the money.

Number two, at 11%, was a sharp fall in the U. S. dollar; number three was a 'blow up in asset prices. '

For months, he said, he has wagered the Swiss franc would eventually fall, even as the currency routinely hit record highs against the euro.

Analysts said the move was likely to increase speculation that countries were set to engage in a bout of competitive devaluation.

The depreciation of the US dollar raises once again the question of how long the natural life of a reserve currency can be.

With a falling dollar now eroding the value of its debt, abuse of that privilege has won the U. S. few friends among its creditors.