Google Alert - Currency

	Currency As-it-happens update ⋅ February 20, 2018
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	Venezuela turns to crypto currency, hoping to salvage battered economy Marketplace.org Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro says his government will begin pre-selling a cryptocurrency today, called the "petro." It's backed by the cash-strapped country's oil reserves. Maduro is hoping to circumvent U.S.-led sanctions, attract investment and bring the country back from the brink of full-blown ... Venezuela releases new petro currency - Anadolu Agency Venezuela launches its oil-backed crypto-currency, the petro - Business Day Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	NSE gets Sebi's go ahead to launch cross currency derivatives Economic Times Leading bourse National Stock Exchange (NSE) today received approval from markets regulator Sebi to introduce cross currency derivatives, a move that ... Now, the exchange can introduce cross currency derivatives (future and options) on pairs such as Euro (EUR)-US Dollar (USD), Pound Sterling ... Flag as irrelevant
	Three Duluth students chase the currency of Red Bull Minnesota Public Radio News (blog) Three friends from the University of Minnesota Duluth, who are among the 200 student teams from 60 countries trying to win a Red Bull contest that will deliver them to Europe with nothing but Red Bull to use for currency, KBJR reports. The three — Andrew Achter, Brandon Colucci and Nick Anderson ... Flag as irrelevant
	Franklin Templeton launches EM local currency bond fund International Adviser Hasenstab said: "Local-currency emerging markets have offered some of the most compelling investment opportunities across global fixed income markets, in our view. We've recently been focusing on a select set of countries with domestically resilient economies and relatively higher yields. Flag as irrelevant
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	Bitcoin is not a virtual currency Deutsche Bundesbank As the Bundesbank sees it, Bitcoin is not a virtual currency but a crypto token. What is it that distinguishes crypto tokens from traditional currencies? This was what ZDF journalist Frank Bethmann and Bundesbank expert Dirk Schrade spoke about in a panel discussion in Frankfurt am Main. Flag as irrelevant
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