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India shouldn’t copy Taiwan’s currency playbook. It will only lead to instability
Should India opt for a deliberately weakened rupee, it risks compromising its greatest asset: a vast and expanding domestic ...
This playbook reveals four actionable strategies for founders to protect and maximize the value of international investments, ...
Uganda - a landlocked African nation that until recently struggled to get a World Bank loan - is the latest hot destination ...
The US aims to strengthen the dollar’s global dominance via digital currencies, with experts examining other options, even as ...
Philstar.com on MSN
Economy to slow down until 2026
The Philippine economy is widely expected to perform below par this year and in 2026 amid domestic and external headwinds, according to international research and analysis agencies.
The moment money comes into India, it usually gets converted to rupees, which limits flexibility. GIFT City has finally ...
As we accelerate into an all-electric, all-digital age, the ultimate representation of productive capacity becomes the ...
Cryptopolitan on MSN
Kyrgyzstan launches gold-backed stablecoin USDKG
The government of Kyrgyzstan has officially launched USDKG, a stablecoin backed by gold and pegged to the U.S. fiat currency.
The appeal to America is simple. More dollar users would reduce borrowing costs for its government and its businesses. The greenback’s primacy already reduces the returns foreigners demand to invest ...
Nigerian Tribune on MSN
Assessing FX reforms, policies behind S&P’s positive outlook rating for Nigeria
Fitch has emphasised that Nigeria’s macroeconomic policies, including FX reforms and monetary policy tightening, support ...
Interest rates directly affect currency rates. Higher rates attract foreign investors seeking better returns, which strengthens the local currency. This is because, when rates are high, so are yields.
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