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When the dollar "rises" compared to other currencies, this means

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it takes fewer dollars to equal a unit of foreign currency.

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When dollar "rises" above other currencies, it would basically mean that it would take "a fewer dollars to equal a unit of foreign currency." The group that would benefit most from this would be the government and the federal reserve. The American consumers would also get benefited from the amount of dollar would rise.
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