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Despite the recent G20 meeting, recent current events involving tariffs and currency valuations involving the yuan and usd exchange rates have fanned the embers of the fears of a looming US-China trade war into full-fledged flames. Thanks to a media love affair with the rise of China it is often forgotten that the U.S. is still the largest economy in the world. China has been waging economic war upon the United States, but the odds favor the U.S.

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By February 1863, most armies rested in preparation for renewed fighting in the spring. The hardest fighting occurred in Mississippi over Vicksburg. In Washington, the Federals enacted new banking laws to centralize the northern economy. The Confederates continued seeking foreign recognition while the Federals refused foreign aid.
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The ubiquity of ATM cards and ATM machines have begun to make currency exchange counters at European airports and tourist areas obsolete. European bank branches are starting to get out of the business of tourism-related foreign currency exchange and traveler's check redemption for the same reason. The convenience of getting euros from an ATM machine cannot be beaten, especially since the exchange rate at hotels and foreign currency exchange booths is far less favorable.
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The banking and housing crises resulted from a change in banks' concept of value. Cash is the universal representation of value; however, cash is fixed while value fluctuates*. Four fundamental areas (structure, lending policy, attitude and profits) led this change.
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The Forex market is the single largest financial market in the world and it trades 24 hours per day, 5 days per week. Most individual traders get involved in the market by online trading, but there are trading centers around the world that trade during various sessions. Here are the basics of Forex market hours and why they are important to Forex traders.
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