Nations are trying to devalue their money to deal with debt issues and boost exports.China is not going to let their currency skyrocket vs. the others.

Finally, the Bank of England was forced to withdraw the currency from the European Exchange Rate Mechanism and to devalue the pound sterling, and Soros earned an estimated US$ 1.1 billion in the process.

This inflation will really devalue the dollar, reducing its already low purchasing power even further.

Long term as in completely devaluing the dollar?

They are factoring in substantial devaluation and citing distressed sales (like in your case) as causing home values to fall out of equilibrium.

And since the value of that dollar is being devalued that means that you have to make even more money in the future to replace that which you loaned, thus the interest rate will be even higher.

Basically we are witnessing the devaluation of our currency.

It also seems that our gov't is going to devalue the dollar to try and spur investment and blue collar job growth.What do you think will happen to these cities and areas.

It has devalued the intent of the influence points gained.It was playing the system to gain influence and thereby advance possible business, it was very clear what was going on.

Maybe an investor is trying to raise the fees to devalue the units so they can buy all of them.