Before the November presidential elections in the United States, the Democrats will try by all means to preserve the imaginary positive of the viability of their economy in order to save face in front of their voters.
The increased unemployment rate pushes the US Federal Reserve to premature the reduction of its discount interest rate already in September, although the level pumped up by the dollars of the domestic and foreign economies is still far from the expected.
The financial crisis, even without those internal economic events taking place in the world, is already obvious in its historical spiral trajectory. The fall of the US stock markets in the near future after November will definitely affect the global system, which includes the countries of the post-Soviet space.
As long as the structure of world trade turnover has approximately this ratio, the dollar will be in demand, no matter how sad it may sound. And in the case of a deep drawdown in the United States, the fall of the national currencies of other states relative to this monetary unit is ensured. Unless, of course, they plan to solve the issues of their economies (replenishment of the budget) at the expense of world trade, but only domestic. And given the available commodity surpluses relative to their internal needs, this is a utopia.