Currency Wars
China's yuan continues to make news this week as investors weigh the impact of a potential global currency war. Will the the US Federal Reserve still be able to raise rates? Will emerging market investors still have a fighting chance?
James Rickards says we are in the midst of the third currency war since the 1920s, triggered by central bank efforts to pull the world economy out of a structural depression.
James Rickards says we are in the midst of the third currency war since the 1920s, triggered by central bank efforts to pull the world economy out of a structural depression.
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Author and European Investment Conference speaker James Rickards names the perpetrators and victims in the latest round of currency wars.
Lauren Foster rounds up recent articles and resources that you may have missed during the last couple of week.
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