Google Alert - Currency

	Currency As-it-happens update ⋅ April 6, 2020
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	Here's How African Central Banks Are Tackling Coronavirus's Impact Bloomberg While many of the central banks in the region target inflation and have to prop up volatile currencies, they've also used non-traditional policy tools in ... Flag as irrelevant
	Gold firms on safe-haven demand, but stronger dollar caps gains CNBC "If Japan moves away from monetary policy and starts rebasing currency by giving people lot of money, that will be bullish for gold," said Innes. Flag as irrelevant
	$A lows a reminder to review hedging The Australian Financial Review For Australian investors, currency risk is a real consideration – especially in times like these. Much like the share market, currencies are notoriously ... Flag as irrelevant
	Ethereum Founder, Vitalik, Explains To Critics Why Eth 2.0 Will Be A "Deflationary Currency" Coingape ... Vitalik Buterin hit back at proof-of-stake (PoS) critics as the development of Ethereum 2.0 is questioned on its ability as a deflationary currency. Flag as irrelevant
	Oil Skids on Oversupply Fears, Stocks Jump on Virus Slowdown The New York Times In currency markets, sterling <GBP=> fell after British Prime Minister was admitted to hospital following persistent coronavirus symptoms as the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Crypto Currency Market May See a Big Move | BitFury Group, Bitstamp, Coinbase openPR (press release) The latest 120+ page survey report on Global Crypto Currency Market is released by HTF MI covering various players of the industry selected from ... Flag as irrelevant
	Azerbaijani currency rates for April 6 Trend News Agency Below are the rates of Azerbaijani manat against world currencies, according to the data from the Central Bank of Azerbaijan. Currencies. April 6, 2020. Flag as irrelevant
	NetCents Declares Readiness for Expected US Federal Reserve "Digital Dollar" MarketWatch New Currency Anticipated to be Part of Future COVID-19 Stimulus Package. Flag as irrelevant
	Commodity prices continue to fall but offset by weakening dollar RNZ In local currency terms the index actually lifted 3.3 percent due to a sharp fall in the New Zealand dollar. Dairy, meat and fibre, forestry and aluminium ... Flag as irrelevant
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