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1.15373
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Gold
4083.52
0.138%
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58.886
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157.532
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GBP/USD
1.30853
0.207%
GBP/JPY
206.140
0.457%
Real-time News
Market news: U.S. Judge Cobb ruled that the Pentagons deployment of the National Guard to the District of Columbia was illegal.On November 21st, according to US media reports, Google stated that it has developed a way for its latest Pixel smartphones to exchange images and other files with iPhones using Apples AirDrop protocol. AirDrop, which has been around for over a decade and is built into Apples software platform, allows for fast, wireless file transfers between iPhones, iPads, and Macs. Google offers a similar feature for Android called Quick Share. Google stated that it hired a third-party security company and that the setup underwent a "thorough review by our own privacy and security team." Google sees its new solution as another victory for consumers, allowing them to easily share media regardless of their operating system.Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee member Dingella: Tariffs will not lead to an "explosive growth" in imports.Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee member Dingella: Tariffs will lead to a slight decrease in UK prices.On November 21st, Federal Reserve official John Goolsby hinted that he remains uneasy about another rate cut at the Feds December meeting. Goolsby stated on Thursday that the decline in inflation "seems to have stalled, and could even be seen as a misdirection. So that makes me a little uneasy." A growing number of policymakers are concerned about cutting rates too much while inflation remains high. Minutes from last months meeting showed that despite a second consecutive rate cut, many officials leaned towards opposing another cut in December. The Consumer Price Index rose 3% in September, still above the Feds 2% target. Inflation had slowed earlier this year but has risen again after the introduction of new tariffs. Goolsby said, "The economy is quite strong, and I think well eventually get back to a point where interest rates can fall significantly. But in the near term, Im a little uneasy about cutting rates too early and expecting this will be temporary and inflation will fall."
