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Devalued Yuan Seeks Reserve Currency Status

Investors and economies cling to and strengthen the US dollar, despite many glaring imbalances
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Greece – A Mess With Consequences

Greece is both defiant and desperate; EU leaders wonder if the small economy is worth saving
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Central Banks: Printing Money Delays Domestic Structural Reforms

Amid intense competition and quantitative easing, countries that innovate and reduce bureaucracy will be more influential
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High Debt and Low Oil Prices Threaten Canada’s Globalized Economy

Canadians are caught in a new ‘subprime’ style property crisis and collapsing crude oil prices
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European Union Divided Over Greek Bailout

Stalemate on Greece: Fearing voters’ wrath, European leaders lack courage for a deal on austerity and bailouts
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