Google Alert - Currency

	Currency As-it-happens update ⋅ January 16, 2018
	NEWS
	PBOC official says China's centralized virtual currency trade needs to end: source Reuters National and local authorities should ban venues that provide centralized trading of virtual currencies, of which bitcoin is the biggest, Pan said. They also need to ban individuals or institutions that provide market-making activities, guarantees, or settlement services for centralized trading of the currencies ... Flag as irrelevant
	Crypto-currency scams on the rise in SA Business Day "We interviewed our first crypto-currency victims towards the end of last year who wanted to go under debt review because they were no longer able to adequately service their debt," Roets said. "To my amazement, many of them had been the victims of scams involving crypto-currencies which promised ... Flag as irrelevant
	Euro-Area Growth Eclipses Currency Jitters for Stock Traders Bloomberg Last summer, the single currency flirted with the $1.20 level for a few weeks, sparking worries that it would derail a still-fragile corporate earnings recovery in Europe. Fast forward four months, however, and investors seem to be taking the latest breakout above the " pain threshold" of $1.20 in their stride, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Singaporeans beginning to buy less ringgit as currency strengthens The Straits Times SINGAPORE - The rise in the ringgit against the Singdollar has sent demand for the Malaysian currency plunging at some local money lenders. Mr Mohamed Rafeeq, the owner of Clifford Gems and Money Exchange at Raffles City, told The Straits Times that sales of ringgit are down about 30 per cent ... Flag as irrelevant
	UK inflation rate dips, pointing to waning currency impact Financial Times UK inflation eased in December, raising hopes that the effect of the fall in the pound on consumer prices has now peaked. Annual growth in the consumer price index fell to 3 per cent in the month, down from 3.1 per cent in November. Analysts had expected a reading of 3 per cent. Inflation decreased ... Flag as irrelevant
	WEB
	Reimagining Democracy: What if votes were a currency? A crypto-currency? GovLab Design Choices of Representative Democracy: Consider the following thought experiment: what would happen if we think of votes as a currency? Let's call such a voting currency — GovCoin. In today's representative democracy,. (i) GovCoins are in short supply — one citizen gets one GovCoin (vote) ... Flag as irrelevant
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