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Facebook drops Credits; transitions to local currency payments

Facebook launched its virtual currency Credits in June 2011 to simplify payments, earn a 30% cut on purchases, and create a level playing field for

Business, Economy, Technology, US Dollar

Will the Weakening Rupee Affect Dubai?

The Indian rupee has reached a record low this past week at 68.825 rupees to the US dollar. This is a difficult situation for India,

Economy, Foreign Exchange, India, UAE, US Dollar

Ambani Loses a Quarter of His Fortune

India’s richest man, Mukesh Ambani, known for his overly-opulent tastes in homes, has reportedly lost one quarter of his overall net worth due to the

India, Oil and Gas, US Dollar, Wealth

The Downfall of the Brazilian Real

This past week has be rough for the Brazilian real, it has sunk to the lowest it has been in almost 5 years and was

Brazil, Economy, Emerging Markets, Foreign Exchange, Government

Indian Rupee On A Slippery Slope Against The US Dollar

Questions are being asked about the slide of the Indian rupee against the world’s major currencies. Not long ago, the rupee was up around the

Economy, GDP, India, Inflation, US Dollar, USA

Brits Worried The Euro Is Ready To Implode

Just when investors thought the Euro crisis was over comes research showing that financially-savvy Brits say they are concerned about the collapse of the currency

Cyprus, Euro, GDP, Inflation, Italy, UK

FX Futures Can Safeguard Wealth For Expats

As currencies fluctuate in value almost hourly, expats would be forgiven for worrying about the impact the volatile markets are having on their cash –

British Pound, Cyprus, Economy, Foreign Exchange, US Dollar, Wealth

Asian Economies Dig In For Currency War

They said it wouldn’t happen, but now economic analysts say there is a currency war in progress. The issue is that Japan has begun to

Asia, Economy, GDP