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Higher energy and materials costs outweigh benefit of weak currency even for big exporters
Foreign fund managers have sold $35bn worth of renminbi-denominated bonds in 2022
Dangers are particularly acute for developing countries already facing number of crises
The $80bn stablecoin has drawn close scrutiny after it slipped far from its peg against the dollar
Introducing a Fed-backed digital currency will not be the game-changer many think
Chief investment officer Vincent Mortier predicts the ECB will fall further behind Fed on policy tightening
Foreign investors held Russian equities worth $86bn but the war in Ukraine and resulting western sanctions is now cutting them off from their assets. Plus: the power of cloud computing to improve exchange operations
High inflation and aggressive US rate rises bolster the appeal of stronger exchange rates
Japanese currency will find support at a time of rising global recession risks and structural threats to the dollar
For the central bank to raise interest rates would be a mistake
You might think you can escape it, but the reality is complicated
Despite popular disquiet, a weak currency is good for corporate Japan
Currency sell-off sharpens after president pledges ‘all out’ infrastructure spending
Markets price in three interest rate rises from the Fed even as US economy slows
Currency’s fall through ¥130 against the dollar follows central bank vow to keep bond yields at zero
Dollar approaches highest point in two decades on bet Fed will outpace other central banks
Probably not. Here’s why.
Fall of 11% in two months to a 20-year low prompts speculation central bank might be forced to intervene
Here we go again?
Expectations of tighter Federal Reserve policy and demand for haven assets have boosted US currency
The greenback remains unchallenged as the currency of choice for monetary officialdom
Spending data point to inflation squeeze on households
Currency traders expect further weakness soon as Beijing has little leeway for tightening
Chinese currency has fallen 1.5% against the dollar on weakening economic outlook and higher US debt yields
Greater use of offshore production sites limits the benefits of a weaker currency
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