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Japanese yen plunges to four-year low. G7 unlikely to act.

Japanese yen's plunge vs. the dollar makes its exports cheaper and its companies more competitive. G7 finance ministers will focus on the Japanese yen at talks in the UK this weekend.

Jack Lew expected to lead Treasury (+video)

Eurozone summit: Will EU get veto over national budgets?

Senators push Bernanke: Was Fed asleep in the LIBOR rate scandal?

Weak retail sales figures push stocks lower

US stock market climbs as world banks slash interest rates

Barclays scandal prompts furious public backlash in Britain

Stocks at 1-month high; now all eyes turn towards Greece

Stefan Karlsson Safe haven? Hardly. Why the pound is overvalued.

Stock market up early as Europe awaits Greek elections

US stocks: Rally unlikely to last. Buy gold?

US stocks sink on Spain's bad debts

Stefan Karlsson British inflation grows and grows. Is it temporary?

Robert Reich Gas prices: How rising fuel costs influence lawmakers

Stock market: Futures slide on Greek indecision

The Daily Reckoning Creating more debt won't solve the economic crisis

Opinion European debt crisis: Germany's fight against Keynes

Germany's Merkel takes hard line on fixes for eurozone debt crisis

Central banks ease liquidity. Did they avert meltdown?

With much fanfare, Venezuela's first batch of repatriated gold comes home

Is Sunday's European debt crisis summit sunk before it even starts?

Stocks rise on hopes for European banks

Stock market gloom spreads. Blame Greece.

Treasury bond market intervention: Can Fed boost economy?

Markets rally after eurozone rescue mission by world's central banks