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The London Art Exchange: Pioneering Art Investment with Secured Returns

In the fast-paced, often unpredictable realm of contemporary art, the London Art Exchange (LAE) stands out as a beacon of innovation. Located in the vibrant heart of Soho, this gallery isn’t merely a showcase for emerging talent and established masters—it’s a trailblazer in redefining art as a reliable investment vehicle. By securing buyers like luxury hotels, upscale bars, innovative restaurants, and forward-thinking conglomerates well in advance, LAE offers investors a rare commodity: certainty. With exit strategies locked in at precise intervals—typically 18 or 24 months—collectors can now approach the art...
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Global Currencies in Flux: The Impact of Trade Policies and Fiscal Changes

On Monday, the dollar hovered near a five-month low against major currencies as President Donald Trump's erratic trade policies and soft economic data took their toll. The euro, benefiting from domestic drivers, is faring better, last recorded at $1.0876. Despite slight dips, it's close to hitting its highest point since October 11.Similarly, the Japanese yen witnessed softness at 148.94 per dollar but remains stronger having recently peaked in five months. These movements have driven the dollar index, which tracks the U.S. currency against six major counterparts, to linger just...
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Two held in Surat with fake currency notes supplied from Bangladesh

Surat: Two persons were arrested in Gujarat's Surat city with "high quality" Fake Indian Currency Notes (FICN) with a face value of Rs 9,000, allegedly supplied from Bangladesh, police said Monday. One of the arrested accused, Suresh Lathidadiya, is booked in three cases related to FICN, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) is investigating, they said.Lathidadiya bought FICN with a face value of Rs 6 lakh from a wanted accused from West Bengal for Rs 2 lakh, and the latter had procured the notes from Bangladesh, the Surat Special Operations Group...
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Ripple, Solana & Ethereum – Asian Wrap 17 March

XRP price rebounded above $2.42 on Friday, marking a 28% recovery from the weekly timeframe low of $1.90. The rally was fueled by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) kicking off settlement talks with Ripple, and speculations the Blackrock could launch altcoin derivatives products.  Solana (SOL) is up 9% on Friday following the result of the recent Solana Improvement Document (SIMD) 0228 governance vote, which failed to meet the required 66.67% approval threshold of participatory votes. Ethereum (ETH) gained 3% on Friday, trading above $1,900 at press time. Despite the recent slight...
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Rupee rises 25 paise to 86.80 against US dollar in early trade | Business News

The rupee appreciated 25 paise to 86.80 against the US dollar in early trade on Monday, as domestic equities opened on a higher note and Asian currencies continued to remain on the stronger side.Forex traders said the rupee could extend its gains in the near-term, as the dovish Fed expectation has pressured the greenback, further aiding the rupee’s recovery. However, global risk sentiment and oil price movements will play a crucial role in determining the next leg of the rupee’s trajectory. Story continues below this ad At the interbank foreign...
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Gang arrested for attempting to exchange demonetised Indian currency notes 

The Central Zone Task Force has arrested four persons involved in an illegal operation to exchange demonetised Indian currency notes for valid currency. Acting on credible information, the Task Force apprehended the gang in Abid and seized demonetised currency worth ₹55,52,500 in ₹1,000 and ₹500 denominations.The arrested have been identified as Syed Muzammil Hussain (48), the prime accused, along with his associate Amzad Khan (42), and two agents, Palthi Bhaskar (46) and Shaik Naseema (50). According to the police, the gang attempted to defraud the public by offering large commissions in exchange...
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India’s forex reserves soar USD 15.3 billion, highest weekly jump in over 3 years

New Delhi , March 16 (ANI): India's foreign exchange reserves had their highest weekly gains in over three years in the week ending March 7. Reserve Bank of India data showed that in the week under consideration, foreign exchange reserves rose by USD 15.267 billion to USD 653.966 billion. Forex reserves had slumped for about four months, recently hitting an 11-month low. Then followed the latest rollercoaster movement, with gains some weeks and declines the next. Forex reserves started falling after touching an all-time high of USD 704.89 billion in...
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RBI Shortlists 6 for Currency Management Project: Rediff Moneynews

RBI has shortlisted six entities, including Engineers India and MECON, for a project to revamp currency management infrastructure to cater to the growing economy.Mumbai, Mar 16 (PTI) State-owned Engineers India and MECON as well as four private entities are in the fray for the project to comprehensively revamp RBI's currency management infrastructure in order to cater to future cash needs of the country's fast growing economy.The four private entities are: Accenture Solutions; Colliers International (India) Property Services; PricewaterhouseCoopers and The Boston Consulting Group (India).The RBI had earlier invited expression of...
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How America weaponised the world’s economy

Dollar hegemony has long enraged governments around the world. In the 1960s the French complained of America’s “exorbitant privilege”. Forty years later, as the global financial crisis wreaked havoc, China called for a shift away from the dollar. More recently, Brazil’s president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, spoke for many when he asked with derision, “Who was it that decided that the dollar was the currency after the disappearance of the gold standard?” The unspoken answer was that an American “empire” had foisted the dollar on a prostrate world.In fact,...
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Anthony Williams: Bridging Wealth Preservation and the Power of Art

 Senior Art Advisor | Specialist in Retirement Strategy & Asset Diversification In an era where investors are increasingly seeking alternatives to traditional asset classes, Anthony Williams offers a distinctive voice—grounded in long-term thinking, financial literacy, and a deep understanding of cultural value. As a Senior Art Advisor at The London Art Exchange, Anthony brings a strategic approach to collecting, working closely with clients focused on wealth preservation, legacy building, and retirement planning. His strength lies in translating fine art into a meaningful component of long-term financial strategy—without sacrificing its emotional...
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