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2 Sep 2014: Currency markets get the jitters after poll shows support for yes vote has risen to 47% with referendum just over fortnight away -
14 Aug 2014:
Barry Eichengreen: The Brics' dissatisfaction with the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund, and the role of the dollar in the global monetary system is understandable
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10 Jul 2014:
Starting clearing banks in London and Frankfurt for the Chinese currency is a step towards bypassing the dollar. But it is only a step
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29 Jun 2014: Rogue trading, identity theft, massive debt and defaults – what do you expect when money is just numbers on a screen, asks Emanuel Derman
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17 Jun 2014:
Sterling hits $1.70 and €1.25 as currency markets bounce after Mark Carney's speech last week, hinting at interest rate rises
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29 Apr 2014:
The pound rose as high as $1.6858, the highest point since November 2009
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9 Apr 2014: Like a still obscure version of online dollars, bitcoins – or something like them – are here to stay and redefining money
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12 Mar 2014: Barry Eichengreen: The currency's recent slide against the dollar could signal a welcome opening up of financial markets – or weakening demand and future instability
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13 Feb 2014:
Barry Eichengreen: The US Federal Reserve's tapering of QE has disproportionately hurt emerging markets. Here's how it can help
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Video
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30 Jan 2014:
Janet Yellen and other economists discuss Bernanke's tenure as Federal Reserve chairman and look ahead to America's economic future
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22 Nov 2013: Jeffrey Frankel: The periods of high public concern do not coincide with falls in the dollar's share of international transactions
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8 Oct 2013:
Design features 3D security ribbon and colour-changing ink which will make the banknotes more difficult to forge
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26 Sep 2013:
Suzanne McGee: Warren Buffett has sagely noted that though gold may be the oddest commodity, it doesn't always glitter as a good investment
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11 Jul 2013: Phillip Inman: Ben Bernanke faces long battle with markets as global recovery falters
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5 Jul 2013:
Sterling drops to $1.4991 and could slip further, affecting Britons' spending power at start of summer holiday season
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