Could the next battle front be in currency wars against countries?


The euro rise also coincided with a fresh leg down on the dollar, with the euro zone

WITH tariff warriors on the rampage, tit-for-tat fights and more frequent growth downgrades, there seems to be nowhere to hide.

Global harmony and stability, international relationships, business and market confidence have been shaken; supply chains are yanked out of place and fears of recession have mounted.

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