Through the summer and fall of 2008, as the globalfinancial crisis began to take hold, international financial institutions and sovereign wealth funds significantlyincreased their purchases of U.S. Treasury securities asa safe haven investment. How should this have affectedU.S. dollar exchange rates?

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