Google Alert - Currency

	Currency As-it-happens update ⋅ February 12, 2018
	NEWS
	EU goes HEAD-TO-HEAD with USA in growing currency war - 'We are CONCERNED!' Express.co.uk THE EUROPEAN Central Bank has accused the US of manipulating exchange rates as tensions between Brussels and Washington continue to escalate wildly. By Joey Millar. PUBLISHED: 08:51, Mon, Feb 12, 2018 | UPDATED: 09:28, Mon, Feb 12, 2018 ... Flag as irrelevant
	Euro gains as dollar falls back on equity bounce Reuters Some appetite for risk-taking crept back into currency markets after last week's slump, helping higher-yielding emerging market currencies as well as commodity-linked currencies like the Australian and Canadian dollars, although the gains were limited. The dollar was down 0.2 percent against a basket ... Flag as irrelevant
	Croatia's Foreign Currency Reserves Grow in 2017 Total Croatia News The total net international reserves of the HNB in 2017 rose by 1.6 billion euro or by nearly 13%, reaching 13.7 billion. As a result of the fact that approximately three quarters of international reserves are denominated in euros, a mild depreciation of the national currency kuna against euro by 0.13% on ... Flag as irrelevant
	Canada's Unemployment Rate Rises Seeking Alpha GBPUSD currency pair reached the target of 1.3855 on Friday. NZDUSD currency pair was seen forming a bottom with prices attempting to retrace the losses. Daily Forex Market Preview, 12/02/ ... Support at 1.2611 - 1.3589 will be the next downside target in the currency pair. In the event that GBPUSD ... Flag as irrelevant
	Kenyan Shilling Faces Hazards as It Gains Amid Crisis Bloomberg Exotix Capital said in a note the same day that the shilling was, along with the Pakistani rupee and Omani rial, the most vulnerable of the frontier-market currencies that it covers. Hasnain Malik, an Exotix analyst, said the shilling was overvalued relative to its real effective exchange rate and cited Kenya's ... Flag as irrelevant
	WEB
	Credibility Is the New Currency. And that's Good for Independent Media Global Investigative Journalism Network "Credibility will be the new currency of journalism in 2018 and the years to come." To explain, here are that prediction's corollaries: Independent media — those based on serving the public rather than turning a profit — will grow in importance through revealing corruption and holding authorities ... Flag as irrelevant
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