Google Alert - Currency

	Currency As-it-happens update ⋅ March 8, 2018
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	Crypto-Currency Exchanges, Coin Offerings Facing Likely SEC Regulation eWeek In a March 7 statement, Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Jay Clayton announced that the agency's enforcement branch would begin looking at crypto-currency exchanges as well as at Initial Coin Offerings of crypto-currencies. The statement singled out trading platforms that treat those ... Flag as irrelevant
	How currency investors are bracing for a full-blown trade war Economic Times "It's a bit of a double-edged sword," said Tannuzzo at Columbia Threadneedle. "The dollar should ultimately strengthen in the short-term against the currencies affected by the tariffs; in the long-run, it could stay under pressure overall because it has to fund large and growing current account deficits." Flag as irrelevant
	Kim Jong-un comes round to talks as his currency reserves shrink The Business Times [SEOUL] Kim Jong-un's enthusiasm for talks on North Korea's nuclear programme coincides with a sharp drop in his nation's foreign currency reserves. Sanctions that hurt North Korea's economy by limiting exports in 2017 will this year drain its cash hoard enough to crimp imports of essential products, ... Flag as irrelevant
	There's a currency war coming, too, so brace for the Bank of Japan Livemint Hong Kong: As if a brewing trade war wasn't enough to worry about, investors also need to be alert to the threat of a major currency conflict. Norihiro Takahashi, president of Japan's Government Pension Investment Fund, dismissed Donald Trump's tariffs plan as a "performance" for his supporters, and ... Flag as irrelevant
	Ripple Could Be The Next Bitcoin Forbes Bitcoin has made some investors very rich. Those who purchased the digital currency back in the old days when it was trading for a few dollars. And it could make more investors rich provided that it continues to rise to new highs. But that's unlikely, as large percentage gains are hard to come by at these ... Flag as irrelevant
	Tunisia: foreign currency reserves fall to 78 days of import African Manager (press release) (blog) The stock of Tunisia's foreign exchange reserves continues to fall. Its level reached, on March 5, 2018, the equivalent of 11.25 billion dinars or 78 days of imports. As a result of Tunisia's important currency settlements, in addition to debt service payments, the Central Bank's net foreign currency assets ... Flag as irrelevant
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