Current Events-Economy

https://br.yahoo.com/finance/news/fmi-diz-que-economias-emergentes-103146028.html

When the Fed raises the interest, that impacts the ability banks have to loan money which, in theory, should slow down inflation.

But what happens on the back end? The interest rate goes up on the loans the US government has outstanding as well. And it's a LOT. 

It's a worldwide bubble brought along by COVID, the catalyst for the Great Reset. (see https://lastdaysdisciple.blogspot.com/2012/11/the-events-speculation.html)

The world economy is dollar-centric to a certain degree but there have been many countries to who have lessened their demand for dollars and have actually exited out of the dollar altogether. https://www.cnbc.com/2019/10/31/de-dollarization-russia-china-eu-are-motivated-to-shift-from-using-usd.html

By the same token, there are countries who have the US dollar as their own currency. Think Ecuador and Panama. Those two countries are the ones that need to keep a keen eye on the dollar status. 

The article suggests countries make moves in order to counter any action by the Fed...but there's only two things that can happen with bubbles:

1-They keep growing.

2-They burst.

There is no way to take air out of a soap bubble. In fact, the larger it grows, the closer it is to bursting. If you keep it small, it might actually float around for a bit.