The greenback began a recent march on several currencies, thanks to what's quickly becoming a fun global parlor game of "what did Chinese officials say about the dollar this time."
According to Bloomberg, today's round stars Guan Tao, a Chinese foreign-exchange bureaucrat who wrote that the dollar will probably continue as the globe's chief reserve currency. Writing in Chinamoney Magazine, Guan's comments reassured many investors after Chinese central bankers recent calls for a new, competing currency reserve.
The British pound also advanced on several currencies after a report said that financial services in the U.K. should expect increasing business volumes soon. The Financial Services Survey was put together by the Confederation of British Industry and PricewaterhouseCoopers. ...
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