Sentences with phrase «dollar reserves continue»

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These actions mark Beijing's continued efforts to establish the yuan as a global reserve currency and replace the US dollar in the world's commodity exchanges.

In the book, you seemed to think the Euro might not survive and the dollar would continue to be the world's reserve currency.

The future of the US dollar as the global reserve currency is one of the special topics tackled in great detail this year, as is the rise of populist politics, and potential «black swans» or «gray swans», which continue to lurk in the global financial landscape, awaiting discovery by the unwary.

BEIJING — China's foreign exchange reserves rose slightly in March as broad U.S. dollar weakness continued and escalating trade tensions between the world's two largest economies bolstered expectations of a firmer Chinese currency.

The only thing that will save the dollar is if its continued decline leads emerging market nations to impose capital controls as they reach the point where adding further to record foreign currency reserves is not productive, according to Gilmore.

The People's Bank of China has been selling US dollar reserves at an alarming rate to maintain an orderly devaluation, and there is a more - than - trivial risk that it loses control should pressures continue to intensify.

Wealthy private schools with millions of dollars in their coffers, in both capital holdings and cash reserves, continue to receive excessive state and federal support.

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So, it is disconcerting that the total proven international reserves account for 2,860 gigatons of carbon dioxide just as the largest fossil fuel companies will continue to spend hundreds of billions of dollars on developing new reserves.

New analysis released today shows that the World Bank Group continues to finance billions of dollars in oil, gas, and coal projects each year, including projects to explore for new fossil fuel reserves.

The World Bank Group continues to invest in exploration for new fossil fuel reserves despite clear signs that we already have far more fossil fuels than we can afford to burn, and over the last five years, the World Bank Group's total fossil fuel finance has trended upwards, with finance into the billions of dollars nearly every year.