FXOpen Weekly Market Wrap With Gary Thomson: AAPL, INFLATION & EURO, DOLLAR INDEX, SWISS BANK

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‌In this video, FXOpen UK COO Gary Thomson sums up the week’s happenings and discusses the most significant news reports.

  • Swiss National Bank reports record losses
  • AAPL shares: Goldman Sachs puts Buy rating
  • Inflation top of the agenda as Euro slumps
  • Powell accelerates the bullish trend on the dollar index
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    ‌Watch our short and informative video, and stay updated with FXOpen.

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