Forex: J$159.26 to one US dollar - Jamaica Observer
KINGSTON, Jamaica ' The US dollar on Monday, November 18, ended trading at $159.26 down by three cents, according to the Bank of Jamaica's daily ...
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Bank of Papua New Guinea clarifies forex order priorities - Business Advantage PNG
Authorised foreign exchange dealers must fully clear essential trade and services orders before executing any orders for non-essential items such ...
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Petroleum Products: Stable forex will enable consumers enjoy further reductions in prices - YouTube
Prime Business (18-11-24) | Petroleum Products: Stable forex will enable consumers enjoy further reduction in prices - Dr Sulemana #MyJoyOnline ...
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Forex Today: The RBA Minutes and inflation in the euro area come to the fore - TeleTrade
The US Dollar retreated further and tested three-day lows as the Trump rally seems to have lost some enthusiasm among market participants, ...
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PM: Increased demand for forex has led to 'shortage' | Loop Trinidad & Tobago
PM: Increased demand for forex has led to 'shortage' ... Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley has made it clear that the government will not be devaluing the ...
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Ringgit rises on US dollar correction | FMT - Free Malaysia Today
The local note strengthens to 4.4650/4.4825, with potential to test its immediate support level at 4.45.
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Ringgit rises on US dollar correction
At 8 am, the local currency strengthened to 4.4650/4825 against the greenback, compared with Monday's close of 4.4765/4820.
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U.S. Dollar Is Losing Ground: Analysis For EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/CAD, USD/JPY
U.S. Dollar Index is under pressure as traders take some profits off the table near yearly highs.
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Kraken, Tether-Backed Dutch Firm Rolls Out MiCA-Compliant Euro, U.S. Dollar Stablecoins
The issuance comes at a time when the European stablecoin market is poised for a shake-up as regulations for issuers will enter into full force by ...
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The Canadian dollar is weak, and it will likely stay that way for months, expert says
"The general worry is if the Canadian economy gets hit with tariffs and our exports are very weak, the Bank of Canada will have to cut rates even ...
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