Archive for February 13th, 2009
China sees risk from big US debt issuance-official
BEIJING, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Buying U.S. Treasury bonds is an option — but not the only option — for China, which is aware that huge debt issuance by Washington would reduce the value of China’s existing portfolio, a banking regulator said in remarks published on Friday.
Posted: February 13th, 2009 under News.
Tags: currency, Economic crisis, Foreign-Exchange, Forex, Global Economy, Global recesion, U.S government debt, U.S treasury
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Indian Rupee to Reach Record Low of 54 by Year-End, HSBC Says
By David Yong
Feb. 13 (Bloomberg) — India’s rupee will weaken almost 10 percent to a record low of 54 to the dollar by the end of the year as the worldwide credit crisis curbs foreign direct investment, HSBC Holdings Plc said.
Posted: February 13th, 2009 under News.
Tags: Central Bank, currency, Forex, Global Economy, Global Recession, HSBC'sforecast, India's Rupee, Indian workers aboard
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Australian, New Zealand Dollars Fall in Week on Stimulus Doubts
By Candice Zachariahs
Feb. 13 (Bloomberg) — The Australian and New Zealand dollars headed for weekly declines on concerns the U.S. stimulus plan may not be enough to ease a recession in the world’s largest economy.
Posted: February 13th, 2009 under News.
Tags: Australia's employers, Australian Dollar, currency, Forex, Global Economy, Global Recession, Independent lawmakers, New zealand's dollar, Stock markets
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Dollar Heads for Weekly Advance on Bets Stimulus to Fall Short
By Ron Harui and Yasuhiko Seki
Feb. 13 (Bloomberg) — The dollar headed for a weekly advance against the euro and British pound on speculation a U.S. package to end the recession will fall short, spurring demand for the relative safety of the greenback and U.S. Treasuries.
Posted: February 13th, 2009 under News.
Tags: BNP paribas forecasts, British Pound, currency, Euro, Exchange-rate developments, Forex, Global Economy, Global Recession, Japanese investors, Japanese's yen, U.S economic, U.S. dollar
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