The Economist has this way of taking a topic that may be somewhat esoteric to many readers -- in this case shifts in currencies -- and making them at least more palatable. This is the case in this concise news analysis. Well summarized, good context, especially when discussing the unlikely recover of the dollar.

Good overview of the latest economic news and how they affected markets worldwide. The article provides a good explanation of why so many investors are re-investing their funds in Japan and the U.S., for very different reasons: Japan because it's the "biggest creditor nation", with more trade surpluses than other nations; the U.S. because "its bond markets are the most liquid in the world", and assets can be converted back to cash quickly. An insightful read about an important topic.

Informative piece about the flow of money into the Yen an dollar, with a good explanation of the causes. Too technical to be of much use to an average reader.

Facts are presented, but I would have expected more depth and perspective from The Economist.

Because explanations are offered, and background information is given.