At the level of monetary stimulus in the USA, the 2008 crisis is getting smaller when one compares not only the magnitude of the stimuli currently implemented by the Federal Reserve due to the pandemic, but the speed with which said monetary issue has been injected into the system. And the United States is not alone in this, and this peculiarity has enormous consequences for exchange rate levels. The main central banks of the world such as the BOJ of Japan, the ECB of Europe, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, to name a few, have been implementing monetary intervention rounds never seen before and when I say this I include the period 2008/2014 where the Until now, interventions were considered historical due to their magnitude. If we focus specifically on the USA, this time it shows something different from 2008/2009, when the Federal Reserve implements Quantitative Easing for the first time (understood as the process by which the Fed issues dollars against the purchase of financial a...