Interesting. It appears this newspaper doesn't want people to read their articles or advertisements.
At least I think UK's position is well known , probably people care less given its size.
Topic: FT Op/Ed: Currency Wars are Best Fought Quietly (Read 2649 times)
At least I think UK's position is well known , probably people care less given its size.
"It's quick, easy and you'll be able to read up to 8 articles per 30 days. "
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/facepalm
Why post a paywalled article?
Interesting. It appears this newspaper doesn't want people to read their articles or advertisements.
Currency wars are best fought quietly
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/cdc80aa0-6638-11e2-b967-00144feab49a.html#ixzz2JC3NnGSB
"On the basis of the Bis data, the most aggressive currency warriors of the past 5½ years have been South Korea (a 19 per cent real effective depreciation since August 2007) and the UK (minus 17 per cent)."
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/cdc80aa0-6638-11e2-b967-00144feab49a.html#ixzz2JC3NnGSB
"On the basis of the Bis data, the most aggressive currency warriors of the past 5½ years have been South Korea (a 19 per cent real effective depreciation since August 2007) and the UK (minus 17 per cent)."
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