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Originally Posted by dclowd9901
If the USD is at a high against the Euro, that means the relative strength of the US market is higher than Euro nations. It makes perfect sense to raise prices in the US market, especially since the Euro is flailing and the US is the only place gaining market ground.
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Bravo on the terrible explanation. Its simply price creep/inflation. It really has nothing to do with currency and they just hiked the prices on other models prior to the weakening of the euro vs the usd. My statement was more a point of irony than anything.
For example in Sept 2013 there was a broad increase in prices when the euro was at a 2 year high vs. the usd.