Google Alert - Currency

	Currency As-it-happens update ⋅ April 16, 2018
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	Hong Kong steps in to support currency for fifth time Financial Times Hong Kong has taken action to support the local currency for the fifth time in less than a week, after the Hong Kong dollar repeatedly slumped to the low end of its permitted trading band. The Hong Kong Monetary Authority said it had used its reserves to sell US$457m and buy HK$3.59bn on Monday, ... HKMA buys HKD again to prop up local currency - Hong Kong Standard (press release) Hong Kong's Currency Defense Tops $1.2 Billion to Little Effect - BloombergQuint Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	BOJ has no plan to issue digital currency: Deputy Governor Amamiya Reuters TOKYO (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan has no plan to issue its own digital currency now, but sees the need to understand innovative technologies for future possible use in financial infrastructure, Deputy Governor Masayoshi Amamiya said on Monday. Financial authorities must carefully examine how ... Flag as irrelevant
	[News Analysis] US places South Korea on monitoring list for currency manipulation The Hankyoreh The US placed South Korea on its monitoring list for currency manipulation as in past years – but also made explicit demands for it to disclose the particulars of its foreign exchange market interventions. With Seoul now in a position where it is unlikely to be able to hold out much longer, the questions of ... RBI may give freer rein to Rupee as US puts India on monitoring list for currency manipulation - Financial Express Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	WSJ City: Martin Sorrell's Tough Choice, Currency Volatility Spooks Investors, UK Stock Market ... Wall Street Journal (blog) Good morning from the WSJ City desks in London. WSJ City is the app that delivers concise, smart news on business and finance for mobile. Download for iPhone or Android. Here's essential reading on today's developments. MUST READS FROM WSJ CITY. Before resigning as chief executive of WPP, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Chinese currency stolen The Midsomer Norton & Radstock Journal This currency is difficult to fully exchange, and they believe the offenders may try to change it in Chinese supermarkets. If you have information, seen anything suspicious or know someone who has tried to exchange a large amount of yuan notes, please call: 101, quoting reference number 52180 66298 ... Flag as irrelevant
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