Currency
Mint gets ready to strike last penny
The one-cent piece won’t officially leave circulation until the fall, but it will remain legal tender and will continue to be used
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Danger lurks in rupee's slide
If capital flows turn sharply negative, the country's currency reserves could melt away quickly
Currencies
Dropping the euro: A how-to guide
If Greece or Portugal opts for redenomination, the first step will be to print a new currency
Yuan ends lower, stays clear of new expanded trading limit
Some see harbinger of broader financial reforms to come
Bank of Canada's Macklem urges joint currency effort with Brazil
Senior deputy governor says exchange rate inflexibility between China and U.S. having adverse effect on both countries’ currencies
Canadian envoy to Iceland sparks loonie controversy
Battered by collapse of its banks and krona, some in North Atlantic ally eye adopting the Canadian dollar
Japan becomes land of the rising yen
Export powerhouse and world’s third-largest economy under pressure as never before in battle to maintain its share of trade
Canadian dollar touches parity after Fed comments
Loonie reaches mark following Bernanke’s vow to keep interest rates low to support the economy
Never mind the debt crisis, Iceland wants in on the EU
But Greece has taught 17-country club to keep membership exclusive
