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How Washington can protect U.S. dollar hegemony with stablecoins | American Banker It will be a bitter pill for some in the crypto world, but strong regulation of stablecoins is necessary to maintain the dollar's status as the ...
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US Dollar Index: Bulls lose conviction ahead of 107.00 - FXStreet The greenback, in terms of the US Dollar Index (DXY), trades with marginal losses following another unsuccessful attempt to revisit the 107.00 ...
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US Dollar Index to hold near its recent highs of 107 on firm CPI data – ING - FXStreet The dollar starts the new week on the firm side after some impressive US July jobs figures on Friday. Firm US July CPI data this week can see the ...
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Rupee sheds 40 paise against US dollar on aggressive Fed hike fears - Business Standard The domestic currency closed at 79.65 per US dollar against 79.25 per dollar at previous close.
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The Strong Dollar: Can It Continue? - Charles Schwab - Advisor Perspectives The U.S. dollar has risen sharply off its May 2021 low, posting a 14% gain (at its recent peak) against a broad basket of currencies.
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Rupee falls 40 paise to close at 79.64 against US dollar - India Today The rupee slumped 40 paise to close at 79.64 against the US dollar on Monday, amid waning risk appetite among investors.
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Strategy Webinar: US Dollar Majors, Stocks, Gold, Oil Weekly Outlook - YouTube Technical Strategist Michael Boutros highlights setups we're tracking into the start of week. The targets & invalidation levels that matter on the ...
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Equity markets edge higher as US dollar retreats After the surprise of last Friday's bumper US payrolls report, bond yields have slipped back a touch and European markets have edged higher.
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Rupee falls 40 paise to close at 79.64 against the US dollar - Business Today At the interbank foreign exchange market, the domestic currency opened weak at 79.50 per dollar. It oscillated between a high of 79.45 and a low ...
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Gold rises as dollar, yields pull back - CNBC Gold broke higher as investors focus on U.S. inflation numbers this week that could influence the Federal Reserve's next rate hike.
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