Created Sun 4th May 2008 6:49am PDT by
junkie_1
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Will any nation in Asia adopt a new currency by the end of 2010?
Current forecast: 35% chance

Combining all predictions, the current forecast is that this is 35% likely to happen (unchanged in last 1 day)
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Initial likelihoods: Yes: 35%
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Created Sun 4th May 2008 6:49am PDT by
junkie_1
Suspend date: Sat 4th Dec 2010 11:59pm PST (1 year to go)
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score: 10
Wall Street Journal Online 1 day ago
such as that used in Santi Suk. 'When times are good, villagers prefer to use Thailand's national currency,' she says. 'But there is a very strong social benefit to using local currencies,' Ms. Pattamawadee adds. 'That place, Santi Suk, is more
score: 10
Wall Street Journal Online 1 day ago
such as that used in Santi Suk. 'When times are good, villagers prefer to use Thailand's national currency,' she says. 'But there is a very strong social benefit to using local currencies,' Ms. Pattamawadee adds. 'That place, Santi Suk, is more
score: 10
ABC News 5 days ago
light post-holiday trading Friday, a day after Slovakia became the most recent nation to adopt the common European currency. The 16-nation euro bought $1.3910, down from $1.3954 in late New York trading on New Year's Eve. The British pound fell slightly
score: 10
ABC News 6 days ago
a very special occasion issuing euros to citizens eager to get their hands on the country's new currency. The small alpine nation on Thursday became the 16th country to adopt the European Union's euro a currency that also celebrated its 10th birthday
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New Zealand Herald 6 days ago
the sound of midnight fireworks and pealing church bells, Slovakia joined the eurozone, putting it under the shared currency's protective umbrella amid a world financial downpour - and underscoring the former Soviet bloc nation's economic progress. The




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