Weekly Market Wrap With Gary Thomson: POUND RISES, NASDAQ SEES A DIP, NFLX PRICE SOARS 12%, OIL
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- Inflation Stabilizes, Pound Rises in Price
- Volatility and Geopolitics Grip US Stocks as NASDAQ Sees a Dip
- On Factors Influencing the Price of Oil: Biden, Israel, Venezuela
- NFLX price soars 12% after strong report
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