Google Alert - Currency

	Currency As-it-happens update ⋅ November 23, 2017
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	Zambia's central bank says delayed IMF programme affecting kwacha currency Vanguard Zambia's Central Bank Governor Denny Kalyalya, said on Wednesday the delay in reaching a conclusion for an aid programme with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) had put pressure on the kwacha currency. "It is more of sentiment because the fundamentals point to continued appreciation. Flag as irrelevant
	A severely weakened 'Mutti' is the last thing Europe needs right now South China Morning Post On Tuesday, the krona, Sweden's currency, fell to its lowest level against the euro since the global financial crisis because of mounting concerns that the country's red-hot housing market is about to suffer a major correction, making it less likely that Sweden's central bank will start to withdraw monetary ... Flag as irrelevant
	Coinome launches as a crypto currency exchange in India Indiantelevision.com MUMBAI: With the vision of mainstreaming crypto-currencies, the 'Coinome' platform has been launched in India. Headquartered in Mumbai, Coinome is from Hatio Innovations Pvt. Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of BillDesk. Coinome operates a crypto-currency exchange and is the first crypto platform in ... Flag as irrelevant
	CORRECTED-EMERGING MARKETS-Turkish lira tumbles to record low Reuters The falling lira has fuelled expectations of further central bank action as initial attempts to shore up the currency appeared to do little to stem the losses. Said Haidar, president and chief executive officer of Haidar Capital Management, a $365 million global macro hedge fund, said Turkey had fallen ... Flag as irrelevant
	JP Morgan sees 7-8 pct gain for EM debt in 2018, but road could be bumpy Nasdaq And though overall inflows into EM debt may ease to around $80 billion from this year's record $110 billion, demand for assets including Chinese bonds is expected to see 'local' currency inflows top 'hard' currency inflows for the first time. "We will be looking to buy dips in EM local markets and expect a ... Flag as irrelevant
	Data mine sparks pay-to-win fears in Call of Duty WWII as real-world currency goes live Critical Hit Players can now spend upwards of $100 on a new currency to burn on loot crates, which feature the same emotes, cosmetic items and now XP boosts for you to hopefully grab on Normandy beach. That last reward already makes things feel a little weird, but a few data miners escalated fears with a little ... Flag as irrelevant
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