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Weekly Market Wrap With Gary Thomson: GBP, EUR, Natural Gas and NVIDIA Shares
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- Pound Falls After Inflation Report
- Euro Tests Key Support Levels Ahead of ECB Meeting
- Natural Gas Price Drops Over 8% Since the Start of the Month
- NVIDIA (NVDA) Shares Fall Over 4%, Missing a Record High Stay in the know and empower yourself with our short, yet power-packed video.
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