Currency wars
The benign truth hidden behind currency fears
Currencies of developed nations tend to even out in the long term; so their short-term volatility can be overlooked
Asia’s major economies step up currency defence as trade war intensifies
Unlike past episodes, the latest show of strength comes as the US dollar struggles to extend gains
US dollar softness to relieve pressure on Asia’s foreign exchange defenders
The dollar-negative story is now “back in play” amid signs of a slowing economy
Get ready for reverse currency wars
CAMBRIDGE – The US dollar is up 12 per cent against the euro over the past year and, at €0.93, is approaching parity. If prices of oil and other commodities now seem high in dollar terms, they look ev...
New world order and currency wars
Responding to deglobalisation and decreasing global trade with managed currency regimes might have worked in the past, but not these days
'Currency wars': new phase with US Treasury action?
Japan and China among five economies in fresh list used by Washington to monitor what it calls potentially 'unfair' practices in foreign exchange policy
Asian stocks fail to keep gains after fortnight of turmoil
ASIAN bourses wrapped up a tumultuous week on a sombre note on Friday, after they struggled - and failed - to hold on to early gains.
Expect currency wars in 2016, DBS chief warns
S'pore economy will also go through its "trickiest and most sensitive" transformation for a long time to come
Do investors need to worry about currency wars?
CURRENCY wars have become a regular feature in headlines, but what exactly is a currency war, and how will it affect you as an investor? The summer months of 2015, and August in particular, were unset...
China's forex intervention spurring 'vicious circle'
CURRENCY wars - in which currencies are devalued to boost exports - appear inevitable given the thick brew of high debt and faltering global demand, and as structural reform remains unlikely, senior R...
