Capital Controls
Foreign exchange concerns prompt investors to seek diversification
People on the buy-side give their thoughts on the prospect of a currency war, as central banks grapple with the problem of how much to intervene in their FX markets
The Bank of Israel (BoI) has joined the growing number of emerging market central banks to introduce tougher regulations on forex to battle the...
Upheaval in the currency markets as a result of fears of protectionist action by a number of emerging market countries to defend their competitive...
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Hervé Ferhani: EM countries in capital controls dilemma
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