Google Alert - Currency

	Currency As-it-happens update ⋅ February 3, 2018
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	Indian Bank revises rates on Foreign Currency Non-Resident deposits Business Standard Public sector Indian Bank has revised the interest rates on Foreign Currency Non-Resident (banking) term deposits with immediate effect. For FCNR (B) deposits, in US dollar terms, the interest rates have been revised to 3.09 per cent for deposits of one year and above, but less than two years from the ... Flag as irrelevant
	A US strong dollar: An economic boost or handicap? The San Diego Union-Tribune YES: Currency strength can be considered an economic indicator if its comparative value is measured against other markets free from governmental manipulation. U.S. policy dating from the '90s has held that a strong dollar is a product of a strong overall economy. Our domestic purchasing capacity is ... Flag as irrelevant
	Letting the US dollar 'float' is the nation's best policy The Daily Herald President Donald Trump, not wanting the U.S. seen to be manipulating its currency — especially after criticizing China for doing exactly that — quickly moved to assure the global financial markets that Mnuchin's words had been misinterpreted. In some respects, the president's statement was more ... Flag as irrelevant
	NYU Economist Says Bitcoin Is "The Biggest Bubble In Human History" (BTC) ETF Daily News (blog) From Tyler Durden: NYU economist Nouriel Roubini — aka "Dr. Doom" — has long been a cryptocurrency skeptic. So it's hardly surprising that he delighted in bashing the cryptocurrency during an appearance on Bloomberg TV Friday, where he said the bitcoin boom that carried the price of a single ... Flag as irrelevant
	Bitcoin loses more than half its value amid crypto crash NBCNews.com On Tuesday, news that U.S. regulators sent subpoenas to the virtual currency exchange Bitfinex and sister company Tether contributed to a 10 percent decline in Bitcoin prices that day, Bloomberg reported. Regulators in other countries, like India, have also added to the spate of reports. For long-term ... Flag as irrelevant
	Bitcoin Ban Expands Across Credit Cards as Big US Banks Recoil Bloomberg Mastercard Inc. said this week that cross-border volumes on its network -- a measure of customer spending abroad -- have risen 22 percent this year, fueled partly by clients using their cards to buy digital currencies. The firm warned that the trend already was beginning to slow as cryptocurrency prices ... Flag as irrelevant
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