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This article details how the exchange rate between the British Pound and the American Dollar has changed significantly amid reports of a slowing UK economy juxtaposing a steady US economy.

This article discusses how the foreign currency exchange market is in a period of very little activity. This is due to the incredibly stagnant interest rates across countries, which has seldom been so stable. It also details banker's crooked abuse of the system.

This article shows that when currency exchange rates change, businesses must adapt quickly. Knowing how a weaker American dollar is likely to affect a business may save some critical mistakes. It also talks about the implications of a weak dollar.

The U.S. economy still seems to exceed over the rest of the world. However, American policy makers are now allowing certain other countries to reach for prosperity even at their expense. The rest of the article talks about how this and other changes in the economies are affecting the currency values of different countries.

The Central Bank of Nigeria has reduced the limit as to how much banks can borrow in foreign currency, from 200% to 75% of the shareholder's funds. This means that the banks are less able to stimulate the country's currency through purchasing foreign currency, leaving the exchange rate in the hands of the government and central bank, as well as foreign currencies.