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Inflation data and a rates decision in SA, the US's looming fiscal cliff and ongoing trouble in the Middle East will make for a hectic week ahead.
The US's central bank is set to rule on the need for more stimulus and Germany will decide where it stands on the funding for EU bail-outs.
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The US is escalating the risks of a currency war, Brics nations say. Matt Quigley explores the consequences if the US doesn't "knock it off".
The US is about to bump against its borrowing limit. If the limit isn't raised the US will default on its debt or drastically reduce state spending.
Inflation data and a rates decision in SA, the US's looming fiscal cliff and ongoing trouble in the Middle East will make for a hectic week ahead.
The US will dominate this week ahead of its final presidential debate, while the rest of the world will be keeping an eye on developments in Europe.







