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Nordic & Baltic Trade Data Mixed as Manufacturing Strength Emerges
Lithuania Trade Gap Widens in June Lithuania posted a trade deficit of EUR 713.1 million in June 2026, widening from…
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German Trade Snapshot: Exports Accelerate, Imports Rebound, Surplus Misses Estimates
German Export Growth Exceeds Forecasts GermanyExportsGermany’s exports rose 0.9% month-on-month to €139.3 billion in June 2026, easing from an upwardly…
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Moderna shares slide despite mFlusiva success. What’s next for the mRNA vaccines market giant?
Moderna shares initially opened Thursday’s session around 5% higher, climbing to approximately $58, before reversing lower to trade near $53…
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Gold trades above $4,250; upside seems capped as Fed hike bets support USD ahead of US NFP
Gold attracts some dip-buyers on Friday, stalling the previous day’s retracement slide. Geopolitical risks, inflation fears and Fed hike bets…
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United States Dollar Index holds steady near 100.00 as bulls await US NFP amid Iran risks
DXY preserves the previous day’s modest gains amid persistent geopolitical uncertainties. Recovering oil prices fuel inflation fears and lift Fed…
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XAG/USD rises to near $62.20 in countdown to US NFP data
Silver price trades higher to near $62.20 ahead of the US NFP data for July. The US NFP data will…
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Sugar Prices Surge on Smaller Brazil Sugar Production
October NY world sugar #11 (SBV26) closed up +0.42 (+2.77%) on Thursday, and October London ICE white sugar #5 (SWV26)…
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Copper Scales Record Levels on Supply Worries
Copper futures climbed above $6.7 per pound on Friday, reaching fresh record highs as mounting global supply risks continued to…
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Japan Forex Reserves Hit 16-Month Low
Japan’s foreign reserves fell by USD 0.38 billion to a sixteen-month low of USD 1.287 trillion at the end of…
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Heating Oil Rebounds
US heating oil futures rose above $3.90 per gallon on Friday, rebounding from an over three-week low, as renewed tensions…
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