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EU Sets Out Plans to Limit US Dollar Reliance, Boost Euro The European Union has set out plans to strengthen the international role of the euro, as its seeks to erode the dominance on the U.S. dollar and ...
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EU Draft Sets Out Plans to Limit US Dollar Reliance: FT Other proposed measures include stricter policing of foreign takeovers and plans to promote use of the euro currency in financial markets. The document ...
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US Dollar Rebound in Focus Ahead of US Presidential Inauguration With that said,a further pullback in global equity prices may produce fresh monthly highs in the US Dollar index as the reserve currency still reflects an ...
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US dollar finishes week stronger as US data hurts risk appetite The US dollar rose across the board to hit a four-week high against a basket of currencies on Friday, as data showing the Covid-19 pandemic's ...
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US dollar being sold at Rs160.7 on Jan 16 The buying rate of the US dollar was Rs160, while its selling rate was Rs160.7 · On Friday, the rupee ended marginally lower due to increase in demand ...
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Medvedev considers short-term, but not critical dollar volatility possible The long-term stability of the US dollar will be largely determined by the resilience of institutions for the protection of property rights, the demand for ...
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US dollar rates against rupee remain unchanged on January 17 KARACHI: The buying rate of the US dollar remained at Rs160 while its selling rate also remained unchanged at Rs160.7 on Sunday, January 17 as ...
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Oil slumps along with consumer sentiment The U.S. dollar strengthened, reducing the appeal of commodities priced in the currency. U.S. consumer sentiment cooled more than forecast in January ...
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US dollar-ringgit may move closer to 4.00 The ringgit pared its losses for the week against the US dollar, following the knee-jerk reaction to Tuesday's state of emergency declaration.
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The Weekly Wrap – COVID-19, Economic Data, and US Stimulus Weigh on Riskier Assets In the previous week, the Dollar had risen 0.18% to 90.098. Out of the U.S. It was a relatively busy week on the economic data front. It was a quiet 1 ...
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