…19:00 hours of July 21, 2005. The foreign exchange designated banks may since adjust quotations of foreign currencies to their customers. 4. The daily trading price of the US dollar…

…paragraph from the text of the communiqué: We reaffirm that exchange rates should reflect economic fundamentals. Excess volatility and disorderly movements in exchange rates are undesirable for economic growth. We…

…The law gives each state the option of running its own exchange or instead allowing the federal government to run an exchange for the state–an operation that must be done…

…previous (excessively long) post, these units of exchange/financial assets embody exchange value — money. Hence (alert: precise definition here) money is exchange value as embodied in financial assets. Money does…

…include the IMF’s Coordinated Direct Investment Survey, which reports foreign investments in 110 countries by the country of the immediate owner; the OECD’s Foreign Direct Investment Statistics, which differentiates between…

…can afford many things. The US relies on foreign countries to supply many different things to it. Some of the hazards of such a reliance can be the length of…

[A]n unusually high foreign tax credit in 2008 raises questions about the size and source of Mr. Romney’s foreign income that year and how it was treated for tax purposes….

…net exports. As the renminbi appreciated, foreign currency traders and others sought to profit from the rise, which increased short-run capital inflows and led to an increase in foreign bank…

…satisfy the constraint of the trilemma. Second, there is no simple relationship between a central bank’s policy interest rate and the foreign exchange value of its currency. Exchange rates, like…

Naked Capitalism has some thoughts and links regarding the negative non-borrowed reserves entering negative numbers. It is too long for me to post easily. Perhaps someone could summarize?…