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Could America lose the global currency race?

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India’s Forex Reserves Near Record High Amid Strategic Gains

India's foreign exchange reserves have surged, showing a notable increase of USD 2.294 billion, bringing the total to USD 698.950 billion as of the week ending June 13, according to official figures from the Reserve Bank of India.During the recent monetary policy meeting, RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra assured that this significant forex reserve is sufficient to cover 11 months of imports and approximately 96% of India's external debt. The reserves are approaching the all-time high mark of USD 704.89 billion recorded in September 2024.RBI data highlights that the foreign...
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The problem with Asia’s ‘sell America’ moment

It’s been a tough few months for believers in the currency market version of Pax Americana.Dollar critics confidently proclaim that its reign is over. In Asia, this is a "sell America” moment. Any sane investor is scouring the planet for an alternative — one that offers all the advantages of the incumbent but none of the downside. Europeans also want in, extolling the virtues of the euro.Good luck with that. One of my reservations about this bearishness isn’t that the upheavals induced by U.S. President Donald Trump — tariffs, an...
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