Bears Gamble Big on Defensive Anchor Jeffery Simmons
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Oil prices surge towards $120 as Trump weighs fresh Iran strikes: what’s next?
Oil prices climbed on Friday as renewed threats of US strikes against Iran and attacks near vital Middle Eastern shipping routes revived fears of supply disruption.…
Chasing the AI Boom: How to Get Exposure to Anthropic Before Its Big Debut
The anticipation surrounding Anthropic is reaching a fever pitch following the filing of its S-1 paperwork, signaling that…
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Deals, earnings and the people who sign them
American Economy Defies Expectations With Third Quarter Surge
The United States economy showed surprising strength in the third quarter, growing at an annualized rate of 3.4 percent through September. This latest figure from the Commerce Department…
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Spiritual Convictions Shape the Path to the 2026 Midterms
As the United States edges closer to the 2026 midterm elections, the intersection of personal belief and public policy is becoming impossible to ignore. In a recent conversation…
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One Dollar, Eight Borders
How far a single US dollar stretches abroad compared with 10 sessions ago. A bar running right means the dollar now buys more of that currency; a bar running left means it buys less.
Rates as of
2026-10-30
Checked 44 minutes ago
Where the dollar gained most
EUR
+0.72%
Euro
Where it lost most ground
CAD
−1.36%
Canadian dollar
EUR
Euro
+0.72%
$1 = 0.8951 EUR
GBP
Pound sterling
−0.47%
$1 = 0.7463 GBP
JPY
Japanese yen
−0.49%
$1 = 157.25 JPY
CHF
Swiss franc
−0.12%
$1 = 0.8230 CHF
CNY
Chinese yuan
−0.50%
$1 = 6.6529 CNY
CAD
Canadian dollar
−1.36%
$1 = 1.3969 CAD
AUD
Australian dollar
−0.93%
$1 = 1.4236 AUD
SEK
Swedish krona
−0.78%
$1 = 9.8264 SEK
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