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October 22, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Strong euro buoys foreign sales of U.S. yachts

The U.S. dollar has plunged 20 percent against the euro since the beginning of last year to hit an all-time low last week and is down about 4 percent since the beginning of September. It’s taken similar big dips against other currencies, making U.S. goods cheaper to export. Consider Broward Marine’s

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The U.S. dollar has plunged 20 percent against the euro since the beginning of last year to hit an all-time low last week and is down about 4 percent since the beginning of September. It’s taken similar big dips against other currencies, making U.S. goods cheaper to export.

Consider Broward Marine’s $17.8 million yacht: Earlier this year, it cost about 13.5 million euros. Now, it goes for about 12.5 million euros.

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