Weekly Market Wrap With Gary Thomson: Brent Crude Oil, GBP/CAD, US Dollar, Lockheed Martin (LMT) Stock
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Welcome to the 100th edition of our Weekly Market Wrap video series!
Get the latest scoop on the week's hottest headlines, all in one convenient video. Join Gary Thomson, the COO of FXOpen UK, as he breaks down the most significant news reports and shares his expert insights.
- XBR/USD Analysis: Brent Oil Price Soars After Attack on Israel
- Analysis of GBP/CAD: Price Falls Below 1.800 Level
- Dollar Strengthens Ahead of Employment Data Release
- Lockheed Martin (LMT) Stock Price Surpasses $600 for the First Time
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