LONDON— The world economy faces a new threat. Instead of a banking collapse or too much debt, fears are growing that countries are using their currencies as an economic weapon. History suggests that's never a good thing. If too many countries try to weaken their currencies for economic gain — sparking a "currency war" — that could stifle business confidence and investment, sow turmoil in financial markets and derail a fragile global economy. As financial representatives from the world's leading 20 industrial and developing nations gather for a meeting in Moscow this weekend, those concerns are being openly discussed. "All the ...
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