US dollar

Dollar pegs should be reconsidered: King

Mervyn King, the governor of the Bank of England, warned on Wednesday that it would become "increasingly important" for countries to discuss abandoning their dollar pegs in the coming years.

US inflation and unemployment to rise: poll

US economic growth in 2008 will be slower than in 2007, with inflation staying high and unemployment rising, according to a survey of participants at the Chicago Fed's annual Automotive Outlook Symposium.

Dollar depreciation reflects value: IMF's Lipsky

The dollar is now the closest to its medium-term equilibrium value it has been in a decade and is set to remain the global reserve currency, said John Lipsky, the first deputy managing director of the International Monetary Fund.

Nobel laureate foresees dollar crisis

The value of the greenback could collapse within the next five years without reform of the global monetary system, Robert Mundell, a Nobel Prize-winning economist, has said.

China's peg harms economy

China's exchange-rate regime, which pegs the renminbi to the dollar, exacts high welfare costs from different sectors of the economy and poses long-term risks to financial stability, claims a new paper published by the European Central Bank.

Fed issues new $5 bill

The first of the Federal Reserve's redesigned $5 bills was used to buy a collection of former President Abraham Lincoln's speeches.

UAE makes dollar loans following supply shortage

The Central Bank of the United Arab Emirates lent dollars on Monday 10 March after expectations that the authorities would revalue the dirham's peg against the greenback led to a currency shortfall. Media reports have also said that the central bank is…

Taiwan set to raise rates

Fai-Nan Perng, the governor of the Central Bank of China (Taiwan), has told the country's parliament that he will carry on hiking rates to dampen inflationary pressures.

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