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Drossos said the dollar will be especially susceptible to weakness against the yen and the Swiss franc in the near term as investors try to gauge the state of the U.S. and global economies.
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Challenges to the G-20 process include its reliance on peer pressure to spur needed changes and the suspicion of emerging markets that it will be used by developed economies to ramp up pressure to increase currency flexibility, said Sophia Drossos, currency fund manager at Morgan Stanley Investment Management in New York.
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"Emerging markets are going to be concerned about how these rules will be implemented," said Drossos.
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Drossos, says the euro's got a ways down to go - foreseeing a trough not this year but next, to
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That suggests reticence among policy makers to intervene has increased, Morgan Stanley's Drossos said.
Bloomberg 2010
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"Thus vendors face growing pressure from the operators to renegotiate the 'pay as you grow' network capacity pricing mechanisms," Drossos said.
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"Thus vendors face growing pressure from the operators to renegotiate the 'pay as you grow' network capacity pricing mechanisms," Drossos said.
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Drossos said Longmont has the key qualities needed for a data center: reliable and affordable power, excellent climate, access to highly educated employees and close proximity to a major airport.
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Looking at the dollar's overall performance and expectations of weak U.S. data later in the week, Drossos said, "The dollar clearly remains vulnerable.
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