Weekly Market Wrap With Gary Thomson: EUR/USD, FTSE 100, CRUDE OIL PRICES, NETFLIX NEWS
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- EUR/USD price reaches 17-month maximum. Last week, the dollar index posted its worst week of 2023
- FTSE 100 bounces back on UK inflation news. The quotes demonstrate the expectations of market participants
- Crude Oil prices experience mild volatility as China's economic outlook boosts sentiment
- Is Netflix ending bull season? Some positive news, some negative news
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