EclectEcon

From CurrencyTrading.Net:

1. Afghanistan
2. Argentina
3. Belarus
4. Canada
5. China
6. India
7. Mexico
8. New Eurozone Countries
9. Switzerland
10. United States

Who does that leave to be hurt? Korea, Japan, all the SE Asian newly emerging economies, Australia, everyone in Africa, the remaining countries in Central and South America, Russia, Pakistan, the Baltic Republics and other non-Euro former soviet countries, and the older European countries.

But remember that in each of these countries there will be gainers and losers. People exporting to the US will face reduced demand for their goods and services, while people importing from the US will find the effective prices have dropped.