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Dollar’s dominance could gradually decline as a result of geopolitical flare-ups, UBS survey shows
Official figures corroborate academic studies showing sharp drop in exports since Brexit
Surging energy costs and a tight labour market are underpinning big price rises in Britain
The single currency tried monetary policy, now only fragmentation or fiscal policy remain
When inflation is accelerating, a currency depreciation is more likely to add a kicker to domestic price pressures
Under-pressure currency climbs in response but analysts say move is further step towards capital controls
Exchange rates have become less important as companies build products closer to customers
Three things matter for FX reserves: Location, location, location.
Analysts predict sell-off will continue as Japan’s central bank sticks to low interest rates
External MPC member Catherine Mann says dovish approach would put pressure on sterling
Devaluation carries a cost, one which has potentially increased over time
Beijing must find the confidence to lift capital controls and make the renminbi fully convertible
Retailer’s president vows to stick to prices despite rising global inflation
Japanese central bank sees inflation as transitory even as US Federal Reserve and others raise rates
Ukraine pleads with western countries for more weapons
A tight labour market and rise of production outside the country by companies may limit ‘reshoring’ of jobs
Japanese currency comes under further pressure as US Treasury yields rise
April figures show GDP falling 0.3%, missing forecasts of a rise of 0.1%
Kentaro Okuda says rate rises and Toshiba privatisation will usher in ‘paradigm shift’ for corporate Japan
North American businesses’ foreign exchange losses estimated at $40bn in first half of year
BoJ’s ultra-loose policy has set it apart from other major central banks this year
Little reprieve for currency after government pledges to tackle ‘topics on our economic agenda’
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Traders question how far the Bank of England can raise rates in the face of cost of living crisis
Bank of Japan governor forced to retract claim that consumers were more ‘tolerant’ of price rises
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