Yesterday, U.S. President George W. Bush named Paulson, a 60-year-old Wall Street veteran, to succeed John Snow, a former railroad executive who has led the department since February 2003. Hank Paulson’s nomination as Treasury Secretary may provide some temporary relief for the sliding USD owing to Paulson’s prominent status as a former of a top Wall Street firm. But we doubt that Paulson’s role at the Treasury in the next 2 ½ years will alter the current and emerging fundamental challenges to the US currency.
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