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In Zimbabwe, the black-market exchange rate is nearly ten times the official one.
ECONOMIST: Zimbabwe
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Venezuela Keeps Official Exchange Rate Despite Flourishing Currency Black Market Trade.
CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Venezuela Brief: Countdown to Tyranny I
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The government has abolished jail terms for those caught dealing in foreign currency, offered extra incentives for private investment and brought the official exchange rate closer to the black-market one.
ECONOMIST: Syria
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It has led to an increase in currency sales on the black market - but Paypal's exchange rates are better.
BBC: Paypal suspends domestic transactions in Argentina
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Now, dollars sell on the black market at three times the official exchange rate and Maduro has had to devalue Venezuela's currency, the bolivar, twice this year.
NPR: Tensions Up In Venezuela After Polls Close
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In the 1980s when Iran's foreign currency reserves dried up, licensed exchange bureaux closed down and the black market was run by the street money-changers of Tehran's Ferdowsi Street.
BBC: Iran currency crisis: Sanctions detonate unstable rial
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This action targets those people that have been using credit cards as a way to purchase at the official rate rather than the black market rate, in effect creating a dual credit card exchange regime.
FORBES: Argentina Begins Tracking All Credit Cards
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Last week, the black box investors at Boston quant fund ClearStream Investments said the big emerging market exchange traded funds were all a buy.
FORBES: The Black Box Says Sell Equities, Keep the Change
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With hyperinflation, a gap of around 10:1 has opened up between the official exchange rate operated by the bank and the true rate reflected in the black market.
ECONOMIST: How to prop up the government
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The wizard inside the black box over at Boston quant shop ClearStream Investments has opted in to emerging market exchange traded funds after being cash only for nearly a month.
FORBES: Boston Quant Fund Buys the Big EMs As Equities Sink