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Via translation from El Economista, please consider France Limits Cash Payments to 1,000 Euros The French Government will limit cash payments to 1,000 euros, compared to 3,000 euros today, a move that will come into force in September to combat terrorist financing and money laundering, in an announcement from Finance Minister Michel Sapin.
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Please consider Why Beijing’s Troubles Could Get a Lot Worse . Barron’s: Investors seem far more concerned about Europe’s sinking into economic despond than slowing growth in China.