•Federal Reserve $ Dollar – via QE. •Bank of England £ sterling – via QE. •Japanese yen intervention. •Taiwan dollar – suspected intervention. •Argentinian peso intervention. •Brazil real intervention fears. •Russian ruble intervention. •Australian dollar RBA intervention. •SNB Swiss franc intervention. •Poland’s NBP zloty intervention. •Colombia’s peso intervention. •Indonesian rupiah intervention. •South Korean won intervention. •Egyptian pound intervention. •Thai baht intervention fears. •Ukrainian hryvnia intervention. •Israeli shekel intervention. •Chilean peso intervention fears. •Turkey has adjusted its reserve requirements. •Peruvian sol intervention. •Phillipines peso suspected intervention. •Romanian leu intervention. •Indian rupee intervention talk. Which makes 23 countries, and just two short of Henry Hazlitt’s scary Bretton Woods breakdown vision. As a reminder the economist/journalist warned back in 1949 that a breakdown of the ‘f lawed’ dollar-backed fixed rate exchange mecha nism would lead to: