Rafael Nam

The U.S.

has traditionally wanted a strong dollar.

But when Trump was asked by a reporter this week about the currency, he had a different take.

In other words, Trump doesn't mind the dollar's decline.

There are benefits to a weaker dollar.

It makes U.S.

exports a little cheaper.

And it's good for tourism.

Visitors can get more dollars back when they exchange their currencies.

But there are also disadvantages.

It can make some stuff imported from overseas more expensive.

And that bucket list trip to Paris becomes more expensive for Americans.

So yes, there are benefits to a weaker dollar.

But there can also be a bit of me.

Fans have reacted with outrage at the ticket prices for the World Cup being held across the U.S., Canada and Mexico.

But Infantino justified the high ticket prices by saying FIFA had received a record 150 million ticket requests already this month.

And according to this video released at the World Sports Summit in Dubai, where he spoke, most of the proceeds will be invested towards growing soccer.

People can apply for a chance to get tickets until January 13.

Rafael Nam in PR News.

It was a year defined to a large extent by tariffs.