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Operating out of storefronts or temporary locations like trailers, they provide currency exchange and money transmissions, and act as brokers for financial transactions.
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The supermarket has launched Asda Money to promote products such as currency exchange, insurance and a credit card.
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If a central bank buys foreign currency to hold down the exchange rate of the domestic currency, it creates more domestic money.
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The supermarket launched Asda Money in the summer to promote products such as currency exchange, insurance and a credit card.
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Because of the currency exchange, the British Open has had slightly smaller prize money in recent years.
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And how long will Asian countries continue to spend money building up foreign-exchange reserves that earn next to nothing and carry the risk of currency losses, rather than use the money to invest in their own region, which seems set to grow an awful lot in coming years.
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Unlike a conventional central bank, which can print money at will, a currency board issues domestic notes and coins only when there are foreign-exchange reserves to back it.
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For those people in Argentina that want to bypass currency controls and also shelter their money from government-induced inflation, this Buenos Aires exchange community claims to buy and sell bitcoin for Argentine pesos.
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Often, an unequal flow of currency reduces the supply of money in the nation and can lead to an increase in the exchange rate relative to the dollar, leading to inflation and, in a worst case, labor market pressures leading to unemployment.
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Some money-watchers have suggested that while Hong Kong continues to publicly stand by the linked-exchange rate peg of its currency to the U.S. dollar, behind the scenes it may be looking for alternatives.
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