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Steven Mnuchin seeks to assuage fears of US launching currency or trade wars
FT Interview: Treasury’s Mnuchin rejects currency war fears, plans Syria sanctions
The rethink is welcome but doubts over presidential caprice multiply
Criticism for Beijing foreign exchange policy but Trump campaign vow left unfulfilled
President attributes rise to confidence in his tenure and makes U-turn on China
Emerging market currencies big winners after last week’s Federal Reserve meeting
The US’s longest-standing commercial ally deserves to be mimicked, not penalised
Roger Blitz explains US president's position in long-standing currency wars
Mnuchin yet to make ‘judgments’ on renminbi’s strength
A strong renminbi helps keep Washington sweet and capital in China
Dollar strength has left markets expecting Trump to ratchet up his accusations
Evidence suggests Taiwan and South Korea, not China and Japan, are the worst offenders
Planned golf game between leaders this weekend belies tension over the yen-dollar rate
China’s efforts to stem its intervention spend unlikely to curb manipulation claims
The new administration is trying to sow discord among other nations
Weidmann retorts to attack from US, raising spectre of clash over Trump’s rhetoric
Central bank president raises concerns over Dodd-Frank and denies EU sought weak euro
Merkel’s government sees the current account surplus as a sign of economic strength
Intervention follows Trump adviser’s criticism of German trade surpluses
It is Germany’s neighbours who have the most to complain about
Abe and Merkel comments underscore alarm over US’s radical approach to dollar
Navarro’s mercantilism spells out implicit US view, and what is wrong with it
Prime minister Shinzo Abe insists Tokyo not intervened to devalue currency for years
Berlin is using a ‘grossly undervalued’ euro to gain advantage over trading partners, says Navarro
