Analyst: Dollar slide to continue
Dec. 12 - Federated Investors says the U.S. dollar will continue to weaken modestly over the next two to three years.
Robert Kowit, speaking at the Reuters 2008 Investment Outlook Summit in New York on Wednesday, says the U.S. dollar will see "two, maybe three years of modest decline without any kind of dollar crisis" as "assets continue to flow into other assets around the world."
Speaker: Robert Kowit, Federated Investors
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