By Camila Fontana The U.S. bank also changed its year-end forecast to 1.8 per
dollar from 1.75, according to a report by strategists Emy Shayo Cherman and
Ben Laidler dated yesterday. “If risk aversion remains, the real should
continue to weaken,” they wrote. “Flows to Brazil
By Ben Levisohn Measured against a basket of currencies from the Group of 10
nations proportioned by how they trade against each other, the greenback is up
about 3 percent since 1975, according to Bloomberg Correlation-Weighted
Currency Indexes. That was four years after the Bretton Woods
Measured against a basket of currencies from the Group of 10 nations
proportioned by how they trade against each other, the greenback is up about 3
percent since 1975, according to Bloomberg Correlation-Weighted Currency
Indexes. That was four years after the Bretton Woods agreement, set up in
Measured against a basket of currencies from the Group of 10 nations
proportioned by how they trade against each other, the greenback is up about 3
percent since 1975, according to Bloomberg Correlation-Weighted Currency
Indexes. That was four years after the Bretton Woods agreement, set up
Measured against a basket of currencies from the Group of 10 nations
proportioned by how they trade against each other, the greenback is up about 3
percent since 1975, according to Bloomberg Correlation-Weighted Currency
Indexes. That was four years after the Bretton Woods agreement, set up in
Measured against a basket of currencies from the Group of 10 nations
proportioned by how they trade against each other, the greenback is up about 3
percent since 1975, according to Bloomberg Correlation-Weighted Currency
Indexes. That was four years after the Bretton Woods agreement, set up
By Ben Levisohn Measured against a basket of currencies from the Group of 10
nations proportioned by how they trade against each other, the greenback is up
about 3 percent since 1975, according to Bloomberg Correlation-Weighted
Currency Indexes. That was four years after the Bretton Woods
Measured against a basket of currencies from the Group of 10 nations
proportioned by how they trade against each other, the greenback is up about 3
percent since 1975, according to Bloomberg Correlation-Weighted Currency
Indexes. That was four years after the Bretton Woods agreement set up
By Ben Levisohn Measured against a basket of currencies from the Group of 10
nations proportioned by how they trade against each other, the greenback is up
about 3 percent since 1975, according to Bloomberg Correlation-Weighted
Currency Indexes. That was four years after the Bretton Woods
By Ben Levisohn Measured against a basket of currencies from the Group of 10
nations proportioned by how they trade against each other, the greenback is up
about 3 percent since 1975, according to Bloomberg Correlation-Weighted
Currency Indexes. That was four years after the Bretton Woods
