The questions, in a volatile exchange at a forum here and in an interview on Fox News Sunday, stemmed from a comment that Mr. Kerry, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, made last Monday at a Florida fund-raiser.
Her comments are only the latest in the volatile exchange between the administration and the top-rated network, which is owned by the News Corporation, controlled by Rupert Murdoch.
Within hours, she was caught on camera in a weird volatile exchange with EU Commission head Jean-Claude Juncker, where she seemed to be bollocking him about being called "nebulous", and he splayed his hands on her in a creepy, over-familiar way.
In a statement, KPMG said that Alpari and many of its clients had suffered large losses in volatile foreign exchange markets.
That is the case with James Schamus's "Indignation," and, in particular, with one volatile exchange.
He explored international economics in his thesis ("Unstable velocity, volatile exchange rates and currency substitution: the demand for money in a multi-currency world").
He denies that any grant money ended up in personal accounts; some INTAS funds were sent through an intermediate account in the United States, Piontkovski says, but that, he says, was simply an INTAS-approved buffer against volatile exchange rates in Ukraine.
This feature grew from delegates' experiences in the 1930s when excessively volatile exchange rates and the reactive protectionist exchange controls that followed proved destructive to trade and prolonged the deflationary effects of the Great Depression.
Bad-debt provisions totaled 333 million reais ($93 million) last year, compared with 156 million reais ($44 million) in 2001, while provisions to deal with the volatile exchange rate totaled 504 million reais ($143 million), the bank said.
In addition, risk has a price and the risk of multiple volatile exchange rates would impose an economic cost as well.
