British Pound News
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The currency market is experiencing a bout of deja vu, with the yen’s tumble to a 4 1/2-year low and the dollar’s rebound drawing resemblances to 1995.
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Toyota Motor Corp.’s half-decade of fighting the yen is over, at least for now.
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Investors seeking mortgage bonds outside recession-plagued Europe are heading to Australia, the world’s fastest-growing major developed economy, boosting issuance to the highest in almost two years.
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The Australian and New Zealand dollars climbed against most of their major peers after reports in both nations showed the unemployment rate dropped.
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The Federal Reserve will refrain from tapering its $85 billion in monthly bond purchases before the end of Chairman Ben S. Bernanke’s term in early 2014, according to Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.’s Marc Chandler.
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Stanley Druckenmiller, who made $1 billion for George Soros as his chief strategist by forcing a devaluation of the British pound in 1992, said investors should bet against the Australian dollar.
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The origins of the offshore finance industry dates back to Vienna, Austria, in 1815, when Switzerland’s neutrality was established at the Vienna Congress.
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Charles Schwab Corp., whose antitrust claims against banks over manipulation of the London interbank offered rate were tossed from federal court in New York, sued Bank of America Corp. and other financial institutions for fraud in state court in San Francisco.
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The U.K. Financial Conduct Authority has started an inquiry into how the so-called ISDAfix rate is set in British pounds, widening a price-manipulation probe into benchmark interest-rate swaps that began in the U.S.
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The U.K. Financial Conduct Authority has started an inquiry into how the so-called ISDAfix rate is set in British pounds, widening a price-manipulation probe into benchmark interest-rate swaps that began in the U.S.
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