"The economy here is sound, while economies in Europe remain very weak, and the recovery in Japan is very fragile, " said John Trammell, who manages currency investments at A . Gary Shilling Co ., a Springfield, New Jersey, money management firm with $ 100 million of assets.
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"You're going to have continued interest by Japanese investors to buy dollar-yen, mark-yen, sterling-yen, any cross against yen on dips, given that the Ministry of Finance and other Japanese authorities still do not get the message, " said Callum Henderson, managing currency analyst at Standard & Poor's MMS in Hong Kong.
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"You're going to have continued interest by Japanese investors to buy dollar-yen, mark-yen, sterling-yen, any cross against yen on dips, given that the Ministry of Finance and other Japanese authorities still do not get the message, " said Callum Henderson, managing currency analyst at Standard & AMP; Poor's MMS in Hong Kong.
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He co-founded one of the largest and most successful currency management firms; GaiaCorp, and managed an currency fund ( " Gaia Hedge II " ) which was the world's top performing managed currency fund during the 1987-91 period he ran it . " Business Week " named him " the world s top currency trader " in 1992.
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"Markets also have a tendency to focus on one particular factor among the many factors that constitute economic fundamentals, and they tend to try to suddenly move exchange rates using that narrow perspective, " he said when presenting a paper Managing Currency Stablility in a Turbulent World : The Japanese Experience at the Asean Financial Intiatives for the 21st century conference.
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The existence of a minimum wage, of child labor laws, of the official shortening of the work week, and also of the techniques used to manage currency and interest rates, tax and spend jobs policies, and outright welfare-- these all invalidate the foundational premises of " Kapital " and its predictions of the progressive immiseration of the proletariat, production crises, etc ..
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The setting up of the Bank of Mauritius marked the beginning of a new phase in the monetary history of Mauritius, with the monetary system moving forward from the stage of'Sterling Exchange Standard', under which currency was issued in exchange for sterling at a fixed rate of exchange, to that of a'managed currency'in which the discretionary role of the monetary authority becomes important.
