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The renminbi posted a record one-day fall against the dollar on Monday as speculation mounted that the Chinese authorities might use a weaker currency to spur economic growth
The yen started the week on a strong footing as investors anticipated interest rate cuts from major central banks outside Japan.
Ask Marcus Svedberg, chief economist at East Capital answered reader's questions on eastern Europe after the recent market and economic turbulence on Monday, December 1.
Denmark looks set to join the growing list of European Union countries in recession after gross domestic product contracted by an annual rate of 1.2 per cent in the third quarter
UK manufacturing fell at a record pace in November as new orders collapsed, according to the latest purchasing managers' survey complied by Markit/CIPS
The Central Bank of Russia let the rouble weaken by one per cent against its euro/dollar basket on Friday, the third time its has allowed the currency to depreciate this month.
UK house prices fell at a more moderate pace in November, easing by 0.4 per cent to stand 13.9 per cent lower year-on year, according to the latest Nationwide House Price Index
There is a real risk of a major currency crisis as investors shun dollar-based assets, says Chris Watling
The yen strengthened as swings on global equity markets heightened risk aversion, pushing investors towards the haven of the Japanese currency
The severe impact of the credit crunch on US households and business investment was sharply illustrated with the latest wave of data showing collapses in new home sales, consumer spending and orders for durable goods in October.
The service sector of the British economy contracted 0.4 per cent in the quarter to the end of September, in the biggest contraction since 1990, while consumer spending saw its sharpest decline for 13 years
The yen advanced this week as further turmoil on global asset markets pushed investors towards the haven of the low-yielding currency.
Currency funds abandoned after rapid falls by sterling sees heavy cash calls on derivatives designed to limit foreign exchange risk
The Swiss franc has lagged the dollar and yen as carry trades unwound, says Peter Garnham
German business confidence has plunged to lows not seen since the early 1990s in the latest evidence that Europe's industrial powerhouse has been thrown into reverse
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