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Finance
Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour is cheaper for Americans to see in Europe than in the U.S.—thanks to the strong dollar and EU regulations
By
Jason Ma
May 18, 2024
Finance
‘Sinister dollar strength’ could wreak havoc across emerging markets and is already hitting top economies, Goldman Sachs warns
By
Anya Andrianova
and
Bloomberg
May 13, 2024
Finance
Armed with the mighty dollar, Americans are rushing to go on cheap vacations overseas—and it’s hurting the U.S. economy
By
Jason Ma
May 12, 2024
Finance
Why Japan’s currency is cratering right now, even though its stock market is red hot
By
Will Daniel
April 30, 2024
Finance
Did Japan’s central bank intervene in the currency markets after the yen hit a 34 year low? ‘No comment for now’
By
Ruth Carson
,
Yumi Teso
and
Bloomberg
April 29, 2024
Finance
Biden hails the U.S. as the ‘strongest economy in the world’ but its hot inflation is angering allies as their currencies flop: ‘I don’t want to be impolite, but…’
By
Enda Curran
,
Shawn Donnan
,
Eric Martin
and
Bloomberg
April 19, 2024
Finance
Bitcoin ‘halving’ will cost crypto miners $10 billion a year in lost revenue and ‘could well determine who comes out ahead and who gets left behind’
By
David Pan
and
Bloomberg
April 14, 2024
Finance
Top economist El-Erian said the European Central Bank could cut rates as often or more than the Fed, which was ‘unimaginable just months ago’
By
Carter Johnson
and
Bloomberg
April 9, 2024
Finance
With interest rate hikes in Jerome Powell’s rearview mirror, Wall Street starts a new guessing game: Timing when the Fed will cut
By
Will Daniel
December 14, 2023
Finance
Argentina just cut the value of its currency in half as inflation hits 143%: ‘Our mission is to avoid a catastrophe’
By
Débora Rey
and
The Associated Press
December 13, 2023
Finance
Russian ruble surges after Putin ordered 43 companies to prop up the slumping currency by selling some of their foreign cash
By
Prarthana Prakash
October 12, 2023
Politics
The frontrunner in Argentina’s presidential election is a chainsaw-wielding ‘anarcho-capitalist’ who wants to shift to the U.S. dollar
By
Eric D. Carter
and
The Conversation
October 8, 2023
Finance
Vladimir Putin claims his war on the dollar is ‘gaining momentum’ in 17-minute video tirade
By
Eleanor Pringle
August 23, 2023
Newsletters
Is de-dollarization coming? The answer depends on whether you’re in Jackson Hole or Johannesburg this week
By
Peter Vanham
and
Nicholas Gordon
August 23, 2023
A BRICS currency replacing the dollar is a ‘ridiculous’ idea, says the top economist who named the group—unless China and India become allies
By
Will Daniel
August 15, 2023
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