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Traders Pile on Strong Dollar Bets While Bond Yields March Higher - BNN BloombergAt Goldman Sachs, strategists say the yen may slump to the lowest against the dollar since 1990. Talk of parity is stalking the euro. And across Wall Street, speculators are again piling into bets on the US currency after being burned by its unexpected rise.
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Traders Pile on Strong Dollar Bets While Bond Yields March Higher(Bloomberg) -- At Goldman Sachs, strategists say the yen may slump to the lowest against the dollar since 1990. Talk of parity is stalking the euro. And across Wall Street, speculators are again piling into bets on the US currency after being burned by its unexpected rise. Most Read from BloombergAlmost Anyone Can Become the House Speaker, Except Donald TrumpOnly an Equities Crash Can Rescue the Bond Market, Barclays SaysOzempic Is Making People Buy Less Food, Walmart SaysApple Considered, Rejec
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AAVE: Can traders benefit from this recovery extension?AAVE reclaimed a crucial July support and could present buying opportunities if BTC doesn't post more losses.
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Male Traders Paid 28% More Than Women Doing Same Work, Danish Research FindsThe worst gender pay gap in Denmark’s financial sector can be found among traders dealing in stocks, bonds and currencies, according to new research.
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