Weekly Market Wrap With Gary Thomson: FTSE, NZD/USD, USD, USD/JPY
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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.
- FTSE 100's Holy Grail of 8,000 Continues to Be a Pipe Dream
- NZD/USD Rate Increases after the Decision of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand
- Inflation Data Sharply Strengthens the US Dollar
- USD/JPY Rises to Highest Since 1990
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