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The dollar is moving more in tandem with stocks than any time since 2008 in a sign that traders are gaining confidence in the sustainability of the U.S. recovery.
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Concern that some European countries will struggle to pay their debt has driven the euro down 12 percent versus the dollar since 2008 and may push it even lower, according to Nomura Holdings Inc.
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The euro has often ignored policy maker pronouncements and “danced to its own tune” during the region’s sovereign debt crisis, according to a working paper published by the European Central Bank.
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Europe’s debt crisis is entering its endgame, according to Nomura Holdings Inc.’s Jens Nordvig, who expects a tighter fiscal union and steps by the European Central Bank to reduce borrowing costs.
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The federal holiday that President Franklin Roosevelt declared for American banks in March 1933 may hold lessons for the euro area of 2013 amid the banking crisis in Cyprus.
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Rather than a euro failure, an orderly Greek exit from the currency has Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz and Nomura Holdings Inc. chief strategist Jens Nordvig predicting a stronger and more stable monetary union.
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Mexico Finance Minister Luis Videgaray said the government will allow the peso to float freely, even after a rally that outstripped gains in all major currencies this year.
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The yen tumbled the most in 17 months against the dollar after the Bank of Japan outstripped forecasts and announced unprecedented economic stimulus measures that tend to devalue the currency.
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The dollar will surprise investors with a recovery from near an eight-month low against the euro and a 15-year low versus the yen, said Jens Nordvig , a managing director of currency research at Nomura Holdings Inc.
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For long-suffering bears on the yen, redemption is looking more likely if options are any guide.
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