Google Alert - Currency

	Currency As-it-happens update ⋅ January 3, 2018
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	Russia and Venezuela's Plan to Sidestep Sanctions: Virtual Currencies New York Times SAN FRANCISCO — Russian and Venezuelan officials are hoping virtual currencies can help their countries make an end run around American sanctions. Both governments, with ambitions to create state-sponsored cryptocurrencies, are looking to take advantage of the promise that Bitcoin introduced ... Flag as irrelevant
	Angola plans to ditch currency peg to dollar, restructure debts Financial Times Angola has announced plans to ditch its currency peg to the dollar and restructure its debts, becoming the latest previously high-flying African country to bite the default bullet. Jose de Lima Massano, the central bank governor, and Archer Mangueira, the country's finance minister, announced at a press ... Flag as irrelevant
	Malaysia Faces Higher Rates, Currency Risks and an Election Battle Bloomberg With the currency still cheap and the central bank likely to raise interest rates, the ringgit may strengthen past 4 per dollar this year, said Sook Mei Leong, Southeast Asian head of global markets research at Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ. Investors previously underweight in the ringgit are rebuilding ... Flag as irrelevant
	Missed the bitcoin boom? Check out these five rising cryptocurrencies NBCNews.com Bitcoin is so 2017. If you missed out as the virtual currency soared from $1,000 to over $19,000, here are five other digital assets you can jump into with your holiday cash and try to ride the next wave. Several alternative currencies have also seen significant movement in the past year, rising anywhere ... Flag as irrelevant
	Boro sponsor Ramsdens rapped for 'misleading' currency exchange TV advert Gazette Live Boro sponsor Ramsdens has been rapped for a TV advert which misled customers about currency exchange rates. The Coulby Newham based pawnbroker has been told by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) it must not run the adverts again. The offending clip was broadcast in Scotland on June ... Flag as irrelevant
	Counterfeit Currency in Woodstock My Stratford Now Police say fake American money has been used at businesses in Woodstock. Police say two suspects attempted to use the fake greenbacks at Mac's Milk on Norwich Avenue on New Year's Day. It happened again yesterday (Tuesday) at Tim Hortons on Norwich Avenue. Police are looking for a man in ... Flag as irrelevant
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