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Reuters emerging markets correspondent in London. Previously Lagos and D.C. Wisconsinite at heart. Pulitzer finalist. Covered energy, politics and now money.
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For first time, more central banks are set to shrink dollar holdings, survey finds

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For first time, more central banks are set to shrink dollar holdings, survey finds

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LONDON, June 30 (Reuters) - More of the world's central banks plan to cut dollar allocations than increase them in the coming decade as political risks associated with the U.S. currency rise, an OMFIF survey of public investors released ‌on Tuesday showed. It is the first time the survey, carried out by the Official Monetary and Financial Institutions Forum, has found ‌such a shift away from the dollar.
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Un mayor número de bancos centrales se dispone a reducir sus reservas en dólares, según encuesta

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LONDRES, 30 jun (Reuters) - Son más los bancos centrales del mundo que tienen previsto reducir sus asignaciones en dólares que aumentarlas en la próxima década, a medida que aumentan los riesgos políticos asociados a la moneda estadounidense, según una encuesta del OMFIF sobre inversores públicos publicada el martes. Es ‌la primera vez que la encuesta, realizada por el Foro Oficial de Instituciones Monetarias y Financieras (OMFIF), detecta un cambio de este tipo que se aleja del ‌dólar.
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