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US Companies Face EU Deforestation Rules on Coffee, Wood and Other Everyday Goods -- Commodities Roundup - Vimarsana News

US Companies Face EU Deforestation Rules on Coffee, Wood and Other Everyday Goods -- Commodities Roundup

MARKET MOVEMENTS: --Brent crude oil edged up 0.2% to $74.40 a barrel. --European natural gas fell 2.4% to EUR33.40 a megawatt hour. --Gold futures weakened...

Powell Leads Global Central Bankers' Consensus On Inflation: More Rate Hikes Needed - Invesco DB USD Index Bullish Fund ETF (ARCA:UUP), SPDR S&P 500 (ARCA:SPY) - Vimarsana News

Powell Leads Global Central Bankers' Consensus On Inflation: More Rate Hikes Needed - Invesco DB USD Index Bullish Fund ETF (ARCA:UUP), SPDR S&P 500 (ARCA:SPY)

Futures Tick Higher Ahead Of Key PCE Print - Vimarsana News

Futures Tick Higher Ahead Of Key PCE Print

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Dollar Rises in Trading in Minsk - Vimarsana News

Dollar Rises in Trading in Minsk

There are the results of the first currency trading of the week.

Euro to Australian Dollar Exchange Rate Falls as German Economy Shrinks by -5% in 2020 | Euro Exchange Rate News - Vimarsana News

Euro to Australian Dollar Exchange Rate Falls as German Economy Shrinks by -5% in 2020 | Euro Exchange Rate News

Euro Suffers Despite Growing Confidence in the Eurozone’s Economic Recovery for 2021 The Euro to Australian Dollar (EUR/AUD) exchange rate fell by -0.3% today, with the pairing currently trading around AU$1.56. The Euro struggled today following the release of the latest German GDP data for the final quarter of 2021. Germany’s economy fell by -5% last year – its worst since the financial crisis. However, Eurozone markets are not too concerned about Germany’s economy, which has handled the Covid-19 crisis relatively well. Nonetheless, Deutsche Bank analysts warned: ‘We keep our +4.5%...