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Trump says Russia, China playing 'currency devaluation game' "Russia and China are playing the Currency Devaluation game as the U.S. keeps raising interest rates. Not acceptable!" Trump said in a Twitter post. The U.S. Treasury, in a semi-annual report on Friday, again refrained from naming any major trading partners as currency manipulators as it pursues ... Trump launches peculiar attack on China and Russia for 'playing the Currency Devaluation game' - Business Insider UK
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Trump contradicts his Treasury Department, accuses China and Russia of currency cheating President Trump on Monday accused China and Russia of improperly manipulating their currencies in a way that gives them unfair trade advantages. "Russia and China are playing the Currency Devaluation game as the U.S. keeps raising interest rates. Not acceptable!" the president wrote on Twitter.
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Trump Blasts China, Russia for Devaluing Currencies as Fed Hikes ... on dozens of Russian tycoons, companies and key allies of President Vladimir Putin. Trump's suggestion that a currency war is underway comes as central bankers and finance ministers from around the world prepare to gather in Washington for the Spring meetings of the International Monetary Fund.
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Trump Accuses Russia, China of 'Playing Currency Devaluation Game' 15:36Trump Accuses Russia, China of 'Playing Currency Devaluation Game'; 15:25Church Leaders Condemn 'Brutal' US-Led Attack on Syria, Praise Gov't Forces; 15:25People Wouldn't Go Back to Syria If They Were 'Persecuted' as Media Claim - MP; 15:21'Day of Sun': North Korea Celebrates ...
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US: No country is the legislative currency manipulator - BBH Late Friday the US Treasury issued its biannual report on foreign exchange and international economic policy and no country met the legislative definition of currency manipulation, notes the analysis team at BBH. Key Quotes. "The Treasury provides a watch-list. In addition to China, Germany, Japan, ...
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Dollar slips as traders assess Syria strikes, look to US retail sales The dollar dropped against most major currencies on Monday, as traders digested the weekend's airstrikes on Syria and looked ahead to the closely watched U.S. retail sales due later in the day. The ruble was sent on a roller-coaster ride after news the U.S. is looking to slap more sanctions on Russia.
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