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Argentine turmoil not caused by overvalued peso

LETTER - Sir, The Argentines are justifiably possessed by a love for the greenback, an infatuation that even the army of psychoanalysts in Buenos Aires will not be able to exorcise. That is the diagnosis offered up by Thomas Catan ("Argentines' love of…

Speech by Susan Schmidt Bies of the Fed, 28 Feb

SPEECH - In the speech titled 'Strengthening the Financial System of the 21st Century through Sound Accounting and Disclosure' Bies said "It has become clear in recent months that some companies have not been completely transparent in their application…

Argentine deal set to speed budget approval

ARGENTINA - Argentina's Congress was finally due to start discussing this year's budget yesterday, after the government reached a funding agreement with provincial governors on Wednesday night. That deal should mean rapid approval of the budget and could…

India's gold jewellery rip-off

FEATURE - Most gold jewellery advertised in India as 22-carat is of a lesser quality, a survey by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) has revealed.

Gold loses its shine as banks sell, costs fall

AUSTRALIA - A third of the gold ever mined, or 30,000 tonnes, is stored in central banks around the world. The banks want to lower their reserves in favour of higher yielding investments such as bonds and currency.

India's Jalan- High FX reserves hedge uncertainty

INDIA - India's growing foreign exchange reserves - at record high levels and expected to touch $50 billion by the end of the fiscal year 31 March - "take into account every uncertainty," Reserve Bank of India Governor Bimal Jalan said Friday.

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