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Rattled investors flee TurkeyFeatures Investors' flight form Turkey, after Recep Tayyip Erdogan won last Sunday’s election, is making a nasty recession all the more likely.
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Argentina is thrown a $50bn lifelineFeatures Argentina has agreed s $50bn credit deal with the IMF, which should stabilise the currency and encourage foreign investment.
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Special drawing rightsGlossary A special drawing right allows a member country of the IMF to obtain surplus currency held by another member country.
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What Norway’s finance minister thinks about the Norway optionFeatures Norway has been held up as a model for Britain after Brexit. Matthew Partridge speaks to Norway’s finance minister, Siv Jensen, to find out what the Norwegians think about that.
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Brazil: an attractive long-term betFeatures Despite all the gloom surrounding Latin America, Brazil is an attractive long-term bet for investors prepared to take the risk, says Sarah Moore.
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‘Triffin’s Dilemma’ and the future of SDRsFeatures Could the International Monetary Fund turn it's SDRs into a new world currency – and what would happen if it did?
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The biggest secret in the gold market for the past six years is revealedFeatures The amount of gold China owns has long been a secret. But now it's out, and it's less than anyone thought. John Stepek looks at why China's coming clean now.
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The assets to buy now – February 2015Features Asset allocation is at least as important as individual share selection. So where should you be putting your money? Here’s February's take on the major asset classes.
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Is fractional reserve banking dangerous?Features Critics say that our current system allows private banks to create money and this causes financial instability. Are they right? Matthew Partridge reports.
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