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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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Rupiah Holds Edge Over Rupee in Currency Battle as Polls Near
Two of Asia’s biggest emerging economies will soon elect leaders, and wagers are already being placed on their currencies.
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Why Weaker Yuan Risks Making Trade War a Currency War
Yuan’s depreciation is seen as a reflection of market forces like US federal rate hikes by investors, economists.
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Possible Currency War A Risk To India's Growth: RBI Governor
The Reserve Bank of India on Wednesday said that the possibility of global protectionist measures culminating into currency wars can hamper India's growth prospects.
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Currency War Erupts, Threatening to Ripple Across Global Markets
The currency war has arrived.
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Pimco Sees Cold Currency War Reigniting, Pushing Dollar Higher
Cold Currency War Reignites, Raising Stronger Dollar Risk: Pimco
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Yen Emerging as Currency-Market Winner as Trade Tensions Mount
Trump’s trade agenda is jawboning the Dollar & buoying the Yen
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Yen falls on draft G20 statement; oil slides
The yen fell against the euro and dollar on Friday amid expectations Group of 20 finance leaders this weekend will avoid targeting Japan over policies that have weakened its currency, while oil prices sank on signs of lagging economic activity.
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G20 defuses talk of 'currency war', no accord on debt
French Finance Minister Pierre Moscovici said on Saturday that the Group of 20 had agreed to avoid a currency war, affirming a shared view that exchange rates should reflect market fundamentals.
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Why a currency war will hurt India badly
It is too early to say that Japan's aggressive recent moves to weaken the yen constitute a currency war but countries must resist falling into the trap of competitive devaluations, Finance Minister P Chidambaram said on Tuesday.
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Currency war drums beat louder in hunt for growth
The 'currency wars' long deplored by Brazilian Finance Minister Guido Mantega have involved little more than shouting matches so far, but the risk of an outbreak of outright hostilities in 2013 is growing.
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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.
-
Rupiah Holds Edge Over Rupee in Currency Battle as Polls Near
Two of Asia’s biggest emerging economies will soon elect leaders, and wagers are already being placed on their currencies.
-
Why Weaker Yuan Risks Making Trade War a Currency War
Yuan’s depreciation is seen as a reflection of market forces like US federal rate hikes by investors, economists.
-
Possible Currency War A Risk To India's Growth: RBI Governor
The Reserve Bank of India on Wednesday said that the possibility of global protectionist measures culminating into currency wars can hamper India's growth prospects.
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Currency War Erupts, Threatening to Ripple Across Global Markets
The currency war has arrived.
-
Pimco Sees Cold Currency War Reigniting, Pushing Dollar Higher
Cold Currency War Reignites, Raising Stronger Dollar Risk: Pimco
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Yen Emerging as Currency-Market Winner as Trade Tensions Mount
Trump’s trade agenda is jawboning the Dollar & buoying the Yen
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Yen falls on draft G20 statement; oil slides
The yen fell against the euro and dollar on Friday amid expectations Group of 20 finance leaders this weekend will avoid targeting Japan over policies that have weakened its currency, while oil prices sank on signs of lagging economic activity.
-
G20 defuses talk of 'currency war', no accord on debt
French Finance Minister Pierre Moscovici said on Saturday that the Group of 20 had agreed to avoid a currency war, affirming a shared view that exchange rates should reflect market fundamentals.
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Why a currency war will hurt India badly
It is too early to say that Japan's aggressive recent moves to weaken the yen constitute a currency war but countries must resist falling into the trap of competitive devaluations, Finance Minister P Chidambaram said on Tuesday.
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Currency war drums beat louder in hunt for growth
The 'currency wars' long deplored by Brazilian Finance Minister Guido Mantega have involved little more than shouting matches so far, but the risk of an outbreak of outright hostilities in 2013 is growing.
