According to Bowring: Future Shock
The US dollar was back on the rack this week in expectation of more money-printing – politely known as QE2 or a second round of quantitative easing. But the standout currencies were not the yen nor the euro, let alone the yuan.
No, it was the commodity currencies – the Malaysian ringgit, the Aussie dollar, the Brazilian real, the Russian rouble, the Indo…
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