Weekly Market Wrap With Gary Thomson: GBP/USD, US Credit Rating, Gold, AMD
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- The GBP/USD Exchange Rate Falls to a Month’s Minimum
- Fitch Downgrades US Credit Rating
- Gold Starts August with a Sell-Off despite Bullish Headline
- AMD Share Price on the Rise After Financial Statement Release
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