Google Alert - Currency

	Currency As-it-happens update ⋅ December 27, 2017
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	2017: a year currency investors might want to put behind them Financial Times Currency investors will be glad to see the back of 2017. Let us never speak of it again. It is not that the market failed to provide opportunities for some nice trades. Sterling rose 9 per cent against the dollar, for example. But a Deutsche Bank index that models a combination of basic currency investment ... Flag as irrelevant
	Digmine Crypto-Currency Miner Spreads via Facebook Messenger eWeek As the value of crypto-currency has grown over the course of 2017, so too have the methods used by hackers to get un-authorized mining code running on end-user systems. The latest method was disclosed by security firm Trend Micro, which issued a warning about a campaign that abuses Facebook ... Flag as irrelevant
	Traders Bent on Bludgeoning Dollar Ignore Bond Market Signals Bloomberg Even higher yields aren't rushing to the aid of the currency market's favorite whipping boy. The dollar is ending the year down about ... "The hurdle for further sustained dollar strength will increase," said Lee Hardman, a currency strategist at MUFG in London. "The Fed would need to embark on a more ... Flag as irrelevant
	'Solve currency madness to arrest price hikes' The Zimbabwe Mail The prices of basic commodities have been rising in the southern African country over the past six months as shortages of hard currency deepened. Zimbabwe replaced its worthless dollar with mainly the U.S. dollar in 2009 but the economy has struggled over the last 24 months because of a massive ... Flag as irrelevant
	Sudan to devalue pound currency from 6.7 to 18 per dollar in January Business Daily (press release) (blog) A Sudanese man pays for fuel after filling his vehicle at a petrol station in the capital Khartoum on June 21, 2012. FILE PHOTO | AFP. Facebook · Twitter · LinkedIn · Google · Whatsapp · Messenger. Khartoum. Sudan is to devalue its currency to 18 Sudanese pounds per dollar in January from the current ... Flag as irrelevant
	'Crypto currency' versus the retail we know The Villager That is the generic term for worldwide virtual-payment mechanisms, such as Bitcoin, which claims to be the first "decentralized digital currency." Cryptocurrency exists only on online as a monetary exchange for goods and services purchased via e-commerce. The system works without a central bank or ... Flag as irrelevant
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