Weekly Market Wrap With Gary Thomson: GBP/USD, DOLLAR TRYING TO UPWARD, GOLD PRICE EYES RECOVERY
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- GBP/USD analysis: Price sets a minimum of 3 months after GDP news
- Dollar trying to resume upward movement after rise in core CPI
- Gold price eyes recovery while crude oil price surges
- Market reaction to the ECB's decision to raise rates to 4.5%
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