Weekly Market Wrap With Gary Thomson: Nasdaq 100 Index, GBP, SNB Interest rate, Brent Crude Oil
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- Nasdaq 100 Index Reaches 20,000 points for the First Time
- GBP Awaits Bank of England Verdict: Volatility Ahead?
- SNB Unexpectedly Lowers Interest Rate from 1.50% to 1.25%
- Brent Crude Oil Price Hits Highest Since 1 May
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