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Pakistan Doesn't See Need to Devalue Currency, Ismail Says Pakistan Adviser to the Prime Minister for Finance and Economics Miftah Ismail discusses the outlook for economic growth, the possibility of devaluing the country's currency. and bond sales. He speaks with Bloomberg's Scarlet Fu and Julia Chatterley on "What'd You Miss?" (Source: Bloomberg).
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Flat Steel Import Slows on Currency Rate Issues In addition, the euro, the currency used in a significant number of Iran's flat steel import trades, strengthened against dollar, which pushed up the equivalent euro value. Russian mills, which supply around half of Iran's flat steel import volumes, trade their products in euros because the dollar cannot be ...
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S. Korea, IMF discuss ways of revealing currency market intervention South Korea's chief economic policymaker discussed currency market-related issues, such as how to reveal records of its market interventions, with the International Monetary ... Kim told Lagarde that the Seoul government is working on a set of measures to boost transparency of its currency market.
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Safe no more? Swiss franc slide raises Russia puzzle The currency's latest drop has drawn particular attention because it coincides with a spike in geo-political tensions. In previous years, that would have caused the franc to surge because it was one of the assets that would hold its value, even during troubled times. So far this year, though, it has lost 2.5 ...
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