Weekly Market Wrap With Gary Thomson: FTSE, NIKKEI, AUD/USD, BITCOIN ETFs
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- High hopes for FTSE 100 deflate after first week of 2024
- Nikkei 225 sets 21st century high
- Inflation in Australia continues to decline. AUD/USD tests important support
- Finally! The SEC approves all 11 applications for Bitcoin ETFs
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