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So far this week, the New Zealand dollar dropped 2.41 percent against the US dollar, giving up last week's gains.
So far this week, the Pound Sterling has recovered significantly gaining 1.31 percent against the US dollar, breaking a two-week losing streak.
Last week, the US dollar gained 0.66 percent against a bundle of its main competitors, gaining ground for the second consecutive week and closing at the 93.34 level.
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So far this week, the Japanese Yen has gained 0.25 percent against the US dollar, given the attempts JPY to recover from last week's losses.
Last week, the Euro dropped by 0.55 percent against the greenback, giving up part of the previous week's gains.
So far this week, the Australian dollar has lost 0.77 percent against the US dollar, contrasting with the previous week's 2.86 percent gains.
Last week, the New Zealand dollar advanced for the second consecutive week against the greenback, gaining 3.10 percent and closing Friday's session at the 0.6742 level.
So far this week the Swiss Franc has gained ground against the Greenback, advancing 0.20 percent and closing yesterday's session at the 1.1014 level.
Last week, the Euro lost territory against the greenback, breaking a 9-week gaining streak and dropping by 0.39 percent during the week, closing Friday's session at the 1.1795 level.
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So far this week, the Japanese Yen has managed to recover, advancing 1.20 percent against the Greenback and breaking a two-week losing streak.
Last week gold futures went down by 3.38 percent, breaking a nine-week gaining streak and closing Friday's session at the 1,949.80 level.
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Sign up to get the latest market updates and free signals directly to your inbox.So far this week, the New Zealand dollar has lost 0.90 percent against the greenback, losing ground for the third consecutive week and in light of the recent recovery of the later.
Last week, gold futures gained 2.81 percent, posting gains for the ninth consecutive week and rising above the $2000 level for the first time, followed by Silver futures, which gained 13.73 percent.
So far this week the dollar has lost 0.18 percent against a bundle of its main competitors, posting losses for the seventh consecutive week.