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N.Korea restricts Chinese currency in markets: reports
North Korea has banned the use of China's yuan and other foreign currency in its markets, saying this was part of the last instructions of late leader Kim Jong-Il, according to a Seoul-based aid group.

South Korea Plans to Buy China Shares to Diversify Reserves
South Korea’s central bank is considering buying several hundred million dollars worth of Chinese equities and a greater amount of the nation’s bonds to diversify its foreign-exchange reserves.

N. Korea restricts Chinese currency in markets
North Korea has banned the use of China's yuan and other foreign currency in its markets, saying this was part of the last instructions of late leader Kim Jong-Il, according to a Seoul-based aid group.

Obama May Find Some of His 2008 Words Failing Him in Re-Election Campaign
Candidate Barack Obama in 2008 bashed China as a currency manipulator and called the foreign purchase of an iconic American beer company a “shame.”

South Korea Central Bank Plans to Buy Chinese Stocks to Diversify Reserves
“The Chinese yuan has the potential to become a key reserve currency in the long term and thus we are building a channel to invest there,” Choo Heung Sik, 53, director general at the Bank of Korea’s Reserve Management Group, said in an interview in his office yesterday in Seoul . He said the bank may invest in Chinese shares in the second half of this year, after purchases of debt in the first ...

Seoul: Take note of this currency on display
While skyrocketing gas prices, a housing-market meltdown and high unemployment rate make the value of money the talk of the world, I just wanted to show my family there’s more to it that just what it can buy.

Korean Won, Ringgit Lead Asian Currency Losses on Growth Concern, Europe
The Philippine peso and Malaysia’s ringgit led losses in Asian currencies as slower-than-forecast economic expansion in the U.S. clouded the outlook for the region’s exports.

Analysis: Iran economy could limp along under sanctions
DUBAI (Reuters) - Tightening international sanctions against Iran look set to shrink its economy, push up inflation and further erode its currency, but they may fail to deliver a knock-out blow that forces Tehran to compromise on its nuclear ambitions. Few areas of Iran's economy now remain untouched by the sanctions. Because of payments difficulties, Iranian ships have in recent days stopped ...

Payless ShoeSource Continues Global Expansion and Announces Franchise Deals for Stores in New Markets: Korea, Thailand ...
TOPEKA, Kan., Feb. 6, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Collective Brands' (NYSE: PSS - News) Payless ShoeSource unit announced today that it has signed two new franchise agreements with partners Emart, a business unit of ...

Gold Is The Hottest Currency In The World
Gold, you see, is not a commodity like oil and copper and wheat. It is rather an alternative currency-- one that finds buyers when paper currencies like the Euro are being hugely increased in supply by the ECB to forestall a sovereign cum bank crisis in Europe. There's $650 billion in European bank and sovereign debt coming die before March 31, [...]

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