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Showing posts with label currency war. Show all posts
Showing posts with label currency war. Show all posts
Monday, 17 July 2023

Is a strong currency a sign of a strong economy? Are we overlooking the risks of a strong currency?

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1.   If currency starts appreciating too fast , foreigners will start buying local stocks or bonds not because they believe in the economy...
Wednesday, 16 December 2020

From Fixed--Exchange System to Free Floating Currencies

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Bretton Woods Conference (end of World War 2) One of the major accomplishments of the Bretton Woods Conference was the plan to link virtuall...
Thursday, 10 December 2020

To anticipate a currency crisis or recovery, follow the locals

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The feel of the currency is the simplest real-time measure of how effectively a country can compete for international trade and investment. ...

You Can't Devalue Your Way to Prosperity

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A cheap currency is an advantage in global competition.  It might seem smart for national leaders just to devalue the currency.  But this...
Saturday, 9 October 2010

George Soros warns China of global 'currency war'

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George Soros has warned that a global “currency war” pitting China versus the rest of the world could lead to the collapse of the world econ...

China rejects quick yuan revaluation

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October 9, 2010 - 4:19AM .AFP China's top central banker has rejected demands for a quick revaluation of the yuan, saying the emergi...

UK investors to study finance meeting

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October 9, 2010 The London stock market may extend recent gains next week as investors digest the outcome of this weekend's internatio...