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Joe Biden's China And Russia Nightmare Could Be About To Come True For The U.S. Dollar The U.S. dollar's position as the world's currency of choice could be about to come under unprecedented pressure due to twin challenges from China ...
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Brazil and Argentina to start preparations for a common currency | Financial Times Other Latin American nations will be invited to join plan which could create world's second-largest currency union.
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Week Ahead : A Highly overvalued US Dollar - FXStreet While more robust global growth and a weaker dollar would provide modest tailwinds to US earnings at the index level, there is unlikely to be enough ...
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US Dollar Index: Fed hawks fell short of impressing DXY bulls, US Q4 GDP eyed - FXStreet US Dollar Index (DXY) stays depressed for the fourth consecutive day as sellers poke the 101.90 level during early Monday.
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Major South American states move to cut reliance on US dollar media Brazil and Argentina are reportedly set to start work on creating a currency union that would eventually involve other nations on the continent.
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Risk-on Fed themes, US Dollar at a crossroads ahead of the red news and next week's Fed Investors are waiting for the first Federal Reserve meeting of the year in early February to see if it raises interest rates by 25 basis points ...
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Rupee rises by 19 paise to breach 80 level against US dollar in morning trade Rupee rose by 19 paise to breach the 80 level against US dollar in morning trade. More to follow…
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Rupee gains 19 paise to breach 80 level against U.S. dollar - The Hindu At the interbank foreign exchange market, the rupee opened higher at 80.92 to a dollar against the previous close of 81.17.
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Rupee gains 19 paise to breach 80 level against US dollar - The Hindu BusinessLine The US dollar index, which gauges the greenback's strength against a basket of six currencies, declined 0.35 per cent to 101.65 amid concerns over ...
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Brazil and Argentina to begin preparations for common currency, Financial Times reports ... Brazil suggests calling the "sur" (south) could boost regional trade and reduce reliance on the U.S. dollar, FT reported citing officials.
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