There are growing calls in the United States, particularly from within the business community, for an end to Washington's strong dollar policy.
Even Federal Reserve policymakers are blaming the strong dollar for the failure of U.S. monetary easing to have the desired reflationary effects on the economy.
The administration of President George W. Bush has insisted it will not change its strong dollar policy, however, so what is the likely outcome?
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