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Putin Warns Against Buying Dollars

By admin | October 24, 2008

Now here’s an interesting piece of news, a supplement to my article in The Q Wealth Report number 51 about Russia…

The Moscow Times, an English language newspaper from Russia, quotes the Russian PM as saying “It’s a dubious business. It’s not clear what will happen to the dollar.”

Of course, this might just be Putin trying to talk up the falling rouble, which is crashing with the price of oil. Or, maybe he is right?

Link to Moscow Times article

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