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    Hot Money Stops Flowing Into China
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    by Forbes Markets  10-15-2008   
     Peering behind China's opaque foreign exchange reserve numbers suggests that the inflows of hot money have slowed or even reversed.
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    U.S. Lawmakers Reach Bailout Deal
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    by Forbes Markets  9-25-2008   
     As if they wouldn't have despite two days of ritual bashing of Paulson and Benanke.
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    Regulators Set To Review Fannie, Freddie Exit Pay
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    by Forbes Markets  9-14-2008   
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    Not Quite A Recession
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    by Forbes Markets  7-31-2008   
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    Dollar May Steal Show At G8 InflationTalks
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    by Forbes Markets  6-12-2008   
     Investors are detecting a shift in view in Washington about putting some muscle behind all the talk of wanting a strong dollar.
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    Oil Prices: The Currency Effect At A Glance
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    by Forbes Markets  6-7-2008   
     This chart from Hamilton & Chinn's blog conparing oil prices in dollars, euros and SDRs shows that a weaker dollar has exacerbated the rise in oil prices not caused it.
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    Derivatives Traders Signal Bank Woes Likely to Worsen
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    by Forbes Markets  6-4-2008   
     When the spread between three month Libor and the forward overnight index swap is rising it means that banks are getting less willing to lend to each other.
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    Emerging Markets May Offer Best Inflation Shelter
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    by Forbes Markets  6-4-2008   
     This is especially true for economies closely tied to a weak dollar.
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    Is The Dollar Rally A Head Fake?
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    by Forbes Markets  5-29-2008    1
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    A Rising Euro Threatens American Dominance
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    by Forbes Markets  4-23-2008   
     Benn Steil, director of international economics at the Council on Foreign Relations, notes that the dollar's standing has let the U.S. run loose monetary policy without paying the usual prices of capital flight and inflation, but no longer. Steil doesn't use the term banana republic but does outline what happens to the global political clout of banana republics. Not a place the U.S. wants to go.
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    Old Europe. New Optimism.
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    by Forbes Markets  3-26-2008   
     None of which bodes well for the dollar.
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    Gold Tumbles After Lower-Than-Expected Fed Rate Cut
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    by Forbes Markets  3-19-2008   
     The interest rate disappointment for gold bugs, some dollar bounce (of the dead cat kind?) and profit-taking after the rapid run up to $1,000 an ounce level knocked the shine off the metal.
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    Wall St-Style Bonuses Arrive In China
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    by Forbes Markets  2-23-2008   
     Iron rule of financial services: boom market, boom pay.
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    Gold hits record high above $875
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    by Forbes Markets  1-8-2008   
     The buying just doesn't stop. But gold is becoming a weight-of-money market.
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    James Mound's Commodity Year in Review and 2008 Outlook
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    by Forbes Markets  1-7-2008   
     A handy round up of commodities markets in 2007 and the outlook for 2008.
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    Commodities roar into 2008
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    by Forbes Markets  1-4-2008   
     Pension funds and other long-term investors have pumped well in excess of $100 billion into commodities over the past five years,
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    China takes aim at volume, not price, of money
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    by Forbes Markets  11-20-2007   
     This shift of policy is a sign China is having increasing diffiulty sterlising the inflationary impact of all the lidquidty sloppiing around the economy.
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    Dollar is world currency "for a reason": Paulson
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    by Forbes Markets  11-11-2007   
     In which case it would behoove it to put on a little heft as would befit its status.
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    Are the imbalances on the mend?
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    by Forbes Markets  11-9-2007    3
     Out of sight, out of mind?
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    Dollar Has Automatic Stabilizers
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    by Forbes Markets  10-29-2007   
     Bear Sterns economist says dollar will stop falling despite itself.
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    Greenspan: ""Accident Waiting To Happen"
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    by Forbes Markets  10-22-2007    1
     Acoompanying video clip has Greenspan speaking more plainly than he ever did when in office.
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    Greenspan sees no danger in weakening U.S. dollar
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    by Forbes Markets  10-17-2007   
     A repeat by Greenspan of his longstanding position on the dollar, but he adds this time that rising inflation is a bigger threat to the U.S. economy than a falling dollar.
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    Gold Price Indicator
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    by Forbes Markets  10-3-2007   
     This article argues that the next trend change in the dollar will signal a two-year bear run for gold.
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    China's Threat to the Dollar is Real
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    by Forbes Markets  8-11-2007    1
     Why the view that we are wrong to think China a threat to the dollar is wrong.
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    Gold News
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    by Forbes Markets  7-25-2007   
     Blanchard, the largest U.S. retail dealer in rare coins and precious metals, gives its reasons that the gold price is showing unseasonable strength.
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    Canada Won't Intervene In Forex Market
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    by Forbes Markets  7-23-2007   
     What Flaherty didn't mention is that Canadian dollar is also tied to world oil prices as energy sector is so important to Canadian economy.
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    Dollar Support May Hinge On Equity Flows
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    by Forbes Markets  7-19-2007   
     Over the past four years foreign buying of U.S.bonds has provided an underpinning for the dollar, but this Reuters analysis argues that if the housing slump prompts foreigners to steer clear of U.S. credit markets, unless U.S. equities take up the slack, the dollar will fall further.
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    Yen Carry Trade Goes Mom & Pop
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    by Forbes Markets  7-7-2007    1
     This will add to the downward pressure on the yen and may push it through the 125 yen to the dollar mark within a month.
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