The Currency Wars Likely to Continue in 2011

Dec. 9 2010 | U.S. and China are unlikely to fight over currencies in 2011, says Peter Whitley, senior FX analyst at Thomson Reuters. He tells CNBC's Oriel Morrison that the currency fight may take place among Asian countries instead.

U.S. accuses China of manipulating currency

U.S. accuses China of manipulating currency

Low currencies may trigger wave of protectionism

Russia's Finance Minister Aleksey Kudrin says Russia is almost immune from other countries' financial policies, and as a result, has more flexibility at global summits. He also warned that if some nations continue to weaken their currencies, it could force others to respond, leading to a surge of protectionism.

International currency war looming? (15Oct10)

A currency war looms between certain countries under pretext of driving their export industries. This race to the bottom disguises the NWO desire for a one world currency.

Recorded from Sky News, 15 October 2010.