| Russia hosts a meeting of G20 central bankers this week, at which the subject of currency manipulation is likely to be dominant. Against this background, data over the next few months will be scrutinised for evidence that movements in the foreign exchange markets fairly reflect economic fundamentals.
Japan, a key figure in the currency wars debate, is the focus of two events this week, none more important than the first reading of its fourth-quarter gross domestic product on Wednesday, with all components expected to show improvement...............................................Full Article: Source
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