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Norway's oil fund avoids FX after recent losses

The Bank of Norway said it would not buy foreign exchange for its sovereign wealth fund, the Government Pension Fund, in December. The announcement follows news that Nkr104.4 billion ($18.9 billion) was knocked off the value of the fund, a store of the…

UAE governor denies revaluation rumour

Sultan Bin Nasser Al-Suwaidi, the governor of the Central Bank of the United Arab Emirates, on Thursday moved to deny reports that the central bank would allow the value of the dirham to rise by up to 5% on Sunday.

Koruna's rise presents mixed blessing

Ludek Niedermayer, a vice governor of the Czech National Bank, parried calls for the central bank to act on the appreciation of the koruna and said that the increase in the currency's value made euro accession more favourable.

Dollar hits new low on back of Chinese comments

Sterling and the euro reached record highs against the dollar on Wednesday after a senior Chinese official said the government should diversify its foreign exchange reserves by swapping dollars for stronger currencies.

Non-bank financial firms' impact on the eurozone

The growth in the amount of deposits held by financial institutions other than banks in the euro area has led to the integration and deepening of the region's financial markets and a shift in the attitude of investors towards risk, research by the…

China fights back over G7 currency criticisms

Wu Xiaoling, the deputy governor of the People's Bank of China, said the country's current policy on the appreciation of the renminbi was a responsible one despite claims to the contrary by the world's leading finance ministers.

Fed speculation prompts new dollar-euro low

The dollar fell to a record $1.432 against the euro on Thursday as poor macroeconomic data and results from one of the US's biggest banks prompted futures traders to speculate that the Federal Reserve will cut rates.

De Rato U-turns on dollar valuation

Rodrigo de Rato, the managing director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), said on Monday that the dollar was overvalued despite recently saying that he believed the opposite to be the case.

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