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This article talks about the global effect of currency changes. Especially the depreciation of the dollar and what affects it had on other countries currencies. Also it discusses some effects on exports and deficits.

"The European experiment with a common currency is teetering on collapse." This article evaluates the convenience of a common currency for such a great range of economies since some countries are perceiving the euro as a deppreciated currency while others see it as a too strong one.

China´s currency exchange rate is having a rapidly increasing appreciation. But China´s government is maintaining the exchange rate low in order to promote the exports.

Over the weekend there were proposals that Germany and the other 5 AAA-rated nations of Europe might start jointly issuing 'Elite' bonds. Pound rates are today being driven by attitude to risk - and what a morning it has been. Equity markets have surged, and risk associated currencies such as the Australian dollar have moved higher.

This article talks about how the exchange rates are affecting the european economies and how strong are really their currencies, that gap, between the real value of the currency and the fixed euro exchange rate, is covered with inflation or unemployment depending on the country.

This article discusses the decrease in worth of the British pound. Normally the British pound is thought of as a very safe currency, similarly to the US dollar and the Japanese Yen. It proposes possible new ways to get the economy running again in Europe.

The euro held onto its modest gains against the dollar and the yen in Asia on Tuesday, with optimism toward the eurozone debt crisis giving some support to the currency.

This article discusses the consequences/effects of different exchange rates and how undervaluation, which is when the value of a currency is marked lower than what it actually should be, can spur economic growth in a country.

This article discusses the Nigerian currency being artificially adjusted, and the ffects and such. he article integrates both economics and "economic philosophy" in an interesting way, as it is very much based on opinion backed by figures.

Garda World Security Corporation ("Garda"), one of the leading Security Solutions, Cash Logistics and Global Risk Consulting firms in the world, announced today its financial results for the third quarter ended October 31, 2011.

In Sri Lanka people are finally beginning to focus on export-led strategies (which historically have proven much more beneficial to a country's development) as their currency has deprecated compared to e.g. India's, giving Sri Lanka an advantage in exporting.