Google Alert - Currency

	Currency As-it-happens update ⋅ October 2, 2021
	NEWS
	BlueBay Shuns Pound as Economic Gloom Casts Doubt on Rate Hikes - Yahoo Finance Yahoo Finance It's enough to prompt BlueBay to shift its position on the currency to short from neutral according to Mark Dowding, who oversees $70 billion at the firm. Flag as irrelevant
	Crypto Stocks Jump as Bitcoin, Other Digital Assets Show Strength - Yahoo Finance Yahoo Finance Other digital currencies like Ethereum ETH/USD, Binance BNB/BTC, ... reiterated its long-held view that all digital currency activities are illegal while ... Flag as irrelevant
	Crypto could replace domestic dollars in growing countries: IMF - Brisbane Times Brisbane Times Cryptocurrencies could stand alongside domestic currencies and supplant the ... its residents use cryptocurrencies rather than the domestic fiat currency. Flag as irrelevant
	USD/CAD: Loonie Range-Bound But On Track To End The Week Lower - Yahoo Finance Yahoo Finance Rising bond yields have contributed to the strengthening of the currency. This week, the benchmark 10-year US Treasury yield, which moves inversely to bond ... Flag as irrelevant
	Stock deals are hot in pandemic-era merger spree - Axios Axios More frequently, companies are using their shares as the hot currency to snap up other firms. Why it matters: There's been an uptick in the number of stock M&A ... Flag as irrelevant
	Why 'Tobin Tax' makes sense in today's world | Deccan Herald Deccan Herald It was meant to discourage short-term speculation in currency markets that caused erratic fluctuations in exchange rates, causing significant damage to ... Flag as irrelevant
	CEE MARKETS-Forint firms after central banker says rate hikes will continue - Yahoo Finance Yahoo Finance "But Virag's words about more rate hikes helped the currency." Virag said the tightening cycle, which began in June, would continue as long as the inflation ... Flag as irrelevant
	Pound (GBP) May Fall Further Despite Expected BOE Rate Hike - Bloomberg Bloomberg The pound is breaking the time-honored tradition that higher interest rates will mean a stronger currency, as growth and inflation fears take their toll. Flag as irrelevant
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