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G-7 Report Says Economies Must Allow More Currency Flexibility

By Simone Meier “Countries with inflexible nominal exchange rates must permit greater flexibility in real exchange rates either through higher inflation or a nominal appreciation of their currency,” the document, drawn up by Canada’s finance ministry and obtained by Bloomberg News,

G-7 Report Says Economies Must Allow More Currency Flexibility - Bloomberg.com

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“Countries with inflexible nominal exchange rates must permit greater flexibility in real exchange rates either through higher inflation or a nominal appreciation of their currency,” the document, drawn up by Canada’s finance ministry and obtained by Bloomberg News, said. G-7 finance
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G-7 Report Says Economies Must Allow More Currency Flexibility

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“Countries with inflexible nominal exchange rates must permit greater flexibility in real exchange rates either through higher inflation or a nominal appreciation of their currency,” the document, drawn up by Canada’s finance ministry and obtained by Bloomberg News, said. G-7 finance
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The correction we had to have

But since September, the earnings outlook for companies around the world has generally improved: this market correction is, in other words, one driven largely by a deterioration in sentiment, not a change in fundamentals. The sovereign debt concerns that triggered it were predictable from the

The correction we had to have

But since September, the earnings outlook for companies around the world has generally improved: this market correction is, in other words, one driven largely by a deterioration in sentiment, not a change in fundamentals. The sovereign debt concerns that triggered it were predictable from the