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The Federal Bank wishes to devalue the dollar by 33% over the next 20 years to put Obama's "American Production Power House" idea under way. Obama wants to make America the major exporter that it was in the 1920's but he is kind of cheating. Instead of devaluing the dollar to make exports more attractive, why not create avenues for  entrepreneurship?

This article suggests some speculation of New Zealand Dollars appreciating and having a higher value compared to the Australian Dollar, which would ultimately cause a change in exchange rate.

The article discusses the possibility of Iceland adopting the Canadian Dollar. While the author does not find it likely, the article does discuss the reasons it would be beneficial.

it talks about the concerns of UK about its currency over dollar

This article explains the different phases of the business cycle (peak, contraction, trough, expansion, growth) and talks about how the US business cycle is off or different from other countries.

This article is based on a Nobel Prize winning economist Robert Mundell talking about how a single world currency is not likely to happen or be adopted by the world. He stated that in order for this to potentially happen, the US dollar and the Euro would have to merge and create a "eurodollar", as they are the "two most important currencies" in the world.

The article discusses the lack of effect the increase in the New Zealand dollar has had on imports.

This is a very interesting article about how Chinese economists are going to raise the value of the yuan. It seems that there are outreaching effects in the United States - the exports from China will raise in price and therefore Americans' disposable income will start to decrease. 

This article is about a firm growing or increasing in size, as stated in the headline/title of this article. The firm that is talked about in this article provides goods and products to other multi-billion dollar firms. The growth of a business may cause the economies of scale or diseconomies of scale to rise.

Widespread corruption scandals in India have cost billions of dollars, and are threatening to impede India's GDP and general economic growth.