(PRWEB) April 5, 2006 -- Please visit Capuchinomics.com to read the FREE eLetter "As the world turns, it's the US's turn to face a currency crisis" now available on www.capuchinomics.com or by joining its e-mail list. Capuchinomics and its editor and publisher Paul Mampilly note in this week's eLetter that "the US by dint of the fact that it issues the world's reserve currency believes that its position cannot be challenged. However, by any reckoning, the dollar today is an emperor with no clothes. The currency features low yields, deteriorating fiscal conditions and a deteriorating investment income position."

What lies in store for the dollar based global financial system in 2006 and beyond? This week's Capuchinomics eLetter provides the historical background for considering this question: "In 1989, the dollar began its road back to preeminence. This preeminence had been lost after Nixon took it off the gold standard in 1971. Thirty years later (since the Dollar peaked in 2001), the dollar came full circle, traveling from global currency villain in 1971 to hero and savior status through various crises."

Going beyond historical background Capuchinomics eLetter this week goes on to ask a provocative question: "Are we about to see a wholesale rearrangement of the dollar oriented global financial system?" Goto www.capuchinomics to find out the answer and to read this week's FREE Capuchinomics eLetter entitled "As the world turns, it's the US's turn to face a currency crisis."

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