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1. The name of the British currency.
3. Direction in which prices always seem to go.
9 Act to reduce the international value of a currency .
10. Verification of a company's accounts.
12. A negative balance of money
13. Take action.
16. A man (or woman) who works in a bank.
19. Money which is lent.
20. Commerce.
21. Twenty-four hours.
22. Bandits may want to ______ a bank.
23. American word for banknotes
2. List of prices.
3. If you are "in the _____ " you have a negative amount of money in your bank account..
4. Money placed in order to earn interest.
5. A valuable metal .
6. Money that you can use though you may not actually have it.
8. Unit of British currency.
11. The national "___________" : the financial system of a country, and its operation.
14. Reduce
15. It carries a portrait of George Washington.
16. A type of financial holding - but nothing to do with 007.
17. Street in which the US stock exchange is situated.
18. Money charged by lawyers or other professionals, for service or advice.
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