Weekly Market Wrap With Gary Thomson: S&P 500, CAD, GBP/USD, AMZN
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- The Price of S&P 500 Sets Historical Record By Exceeding 5,000
- CAD Strengthened After Statements from the Head of the Bank of Canada
- GBP/USD Displays Volatility as Pound Demonstrates Low Performance
- AMZN Share Price Rises Nearly 8% after Report
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