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Dollar decline
If the Federal Reserve is not concerned about the dollar’s current levels, why should currency traders be, asks Jennifer Hughes
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Dubai default fears spook investors
Global Markets Overview: Investors were spooked by the spectre of a default by Dubai and after a febrile foreign exchange market saw the yen surge to a 14-year high against the dollar
Footsie has biggest daily fall for eight months
Investors dump riskier stocks
Gold rush forces US to clip Eagle sales
Investors race to buy American coins
Emerging markets hit by Dubai fallout
Fears over banks’ exposure to default
Banks slump on fears of Gulf exposure
Investors shun groups with Gulf exposure
Gold dips after hitting all-time high
Further central bank buying expected
Dollar hits 14-year low on yen
Tokyo watching ‘abnormal currency movements’
Bolton to manage new Fidelity China fund
Star stock picker moving to Hong Kong
Minsheng falls in Hong Kong debut
First mainland bank to debut lower in 10 years
Dubai shock after debt standstill call
Raises spectre of default
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