An index of the major
developing-nation currencies fell to an all-time low this week, extending its
drop over the past year to 19 percent, according to data compiled by Bloomberg
going back to 1999. The Russian ruble, Colombia's peso and the Brazilian real
have fallen more than 30 percent over the past year for some of the worst
global selloffs. Click through the following
link to read the full article: Emerging Market Currencies Tumble to Record
Low in 'Violent' Selloff
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