The pound in their pocket

Article Abstract:

Data released by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) reveals that the pound sterling is back in vogue in 2006, overtaking the yen as the third reserve currency, behind the US dollar and the euro, in the second quarter of the year. Among the reasons for the pound's re-found popularity is the boom in oil exports as well as the incredible stability that has replaced the UK's past penchant for boom and bust.

Administration of General Economic Programs, Commodity & service prices, Currency Stabilization Programs, Labor Distribution by Employer, Evaluation, Prices and rates, Statistics, Pound (United Kingdom), Currency stabilization, Company pricing policy

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The only way is up

Article Abstract:

An optimistic outlook for the G4 markets in the third quarter of 2007 owing to the receding housing slowdown in the U.S. and a gradual rebalancing of global demand is provided.

Economic conditions, Financial markets

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The dollar's decline: Enough already?

Article Abstract:

An explanation for why the decline in the trade-weighted U.S. dollar has not yet affected the trade data is presented.

United States, Dollar (United States), Balance of trade

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