Currency Manipulation
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RBI’s Forex Policy: Governor Das Sends Out Smoke Signals
Smoke signals from Das’ comments may alter the debate on forex reserves & turn expectations on the currency, writes Ira Dugal.
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US Adds India, Thailand And Taiwan To Currency Manipulation Watchlist
The US on Wednesday added India along with Taiwan and Thailand to the 'monitoring list' of currency manipulating countries that includes major trading partners like China and six others.
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So the U.S. Called China a 'Currency Manipulator.' Now What?
The surprise announcement by the U.S. Treasury labelling China a “currency manipulator” raises a lot of questions.
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A Currency War Won’t Remedy Trade War Tensions
Monetary policy should not be used to cause currency wars, nor to create or prolong artificial competitive advantages in trade.
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Is Shaktikanta Das Signalling A Shift From The ‘25 Basis Point’ Rate Moves?
Shaktikanta Das questioned if central banks need to stick to fixed units of interest rate changes.
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Yellen Offers Caution as U.S. Pushes China to Keep Yuan Stable
Janet Yellen signaled it may be harder than U.S. trade negotiators think to prevent China from manipulating its currency.
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Mnuchin Open to Change in Currency Test as U.S. Spars With China
Mnuchin is open to changing how the U.S. determines which nations are gaming their currencies.
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The Real Currency Manipulators Get Off the Hook
Despite all the bluster, China isn’t the worst perpetrator. US allies like Taiwan, Malaysia and South Korea get a lot more leeway.
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Treasury’s Currency Report Seen as China's Final Warning
he focus on China portends more turbulence ahead for financial markets, according to ING Groep NV.
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U.S. Spares China From Yuan-Manipulator Label Amid Trade War
The decision not to label China a manipulator stands in contrast with public comments made by President Donald Trump.
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China Stock Market Rocked by Forced Sellers; Yuan Hits Fresh Low
Yuan fell to the lowest level since January 2017, sliding as much as 0.3 percent to 6.9422 per dollar.
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U.S. Treasury Staff Finds China Isn’t Manipulating Yuan, Sources Say
Treasury Department’s congressionally mandated a twice-a-year report assessing whether trade partners are manipulating currencies.
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Foreign Exchange Rigging ‘Cartel’ Started With Beers, Jury Told
An encounter over pints of beer in a London pub led to formation of “The Cartel,” who illegally manipulated the currency market.
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Japan's Abe Says He Told Trump It's Dangerous to Play With FX
Trump earlier said Japan and China “play the devaluation market,” a charge Japan’s top currency official refuted.
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Here's How Trump Can Formally Call China a Currency Manipulator
Declaring China as a manipulator wouldn’t trigger any sanctions, but it would escalate trade tensions, cause a market reaction.
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RBI’s Forex Policy: Governor Das Sends Out Smoke Signals
Smoke signals from Das’ comments may alter the debate on forex reserves & turn expectations on the currency, writes Ira Dugal.
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US Adds India, Thailand And Taiwan To Currency Manipulation Watchlist
The US on Wednesday added India along with Taiwan and Thailand to the 'monitoring list' of currency manipulating countries that includes major trading partners like China and six others.
-
So the U.S. Called China a 'Currency Manipulator.' Now What?
The surprise announcement by the U.S. Treasury labelling China a “currency manipulator” raises a lot of questions.
-
A Currency War Won’t Remedy Trade War Tensions
Monetary policy should not be used to cause currency wars, nor to create or prolong artificial competitive advantages in trade.
-
Is Shaktikanta Das Signalling A Shift From The ‘25 Basis Point’ Rate Moves?
Shaktikanta Das questioned if central banks need to stick to fixed units of interest rate changes.
-
Yellen Offers Caution as U.S. Pushes China to Keep Yuan Stable
Janet Yellen signaled it may be harder than U.S. trade negotiators think to prevent China from manipulating its currency.
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Mnuchin Open to Change in Currency Test as U.S. Spars With China
Mnuchin is open to changing how the U.S. determines which nations are gaming their currencies.
-
The Real Currency Manipulators Get Off the Hook
Despite all the bluster, China isn’t the worst perpetrator. US allies like Taiwan, Malaysia and South Korea get a lot more leeway.
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Treasury’s Currency Report Seen as China's Final Warning
he focus on China portends more turbulence ahead for financial markets, according to ING Groep NV.
-
U.S. Spares China From Yuan-Manipulator Label Amid Trade War
The decision not to label China a manipulator stands in contrast with public comments made by President Donald Trump.
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China Stock Market Rocked by Forced Sellers; Yuan Hits Fresh Low
Yuan fell to the lowest level since January 2017, sliding as much as 0.3 percent to 6.9422 per dollar.
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U.S. Treasury Staff Finds China Isn’t Manipulating Yuan, Sources Say
Treasury Department’s congressionally mandated a twice-a-year report assessing whether trade partners are manipulating currencies.
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Foreign Exchange Rigging ‘Cartel’ Started With Beers, Jury Told
An encounter over pints of beer in a London pub led to formation of “The Cartel,” who illegally manipulated the currency market.
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Japan's Abe Says He Told Trump It's Dangerous to Play With FX
Trump earlier said Japan and China “play the devaluation market,” a charge Japan’s top currency official refuted.
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Here's How Trump Can Formally Call China a Currency Manipulator
Declaring China as a manipulator wouldn’t trigger any sanctions, but it would escalate trade tensions, cause a market reaction.
