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EURUSD
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1.11934
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1.33705
USDJPY
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157.07800
AUDUSD
+0.22%
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0.70308
US30
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52312.00000
NAS100
+0.43%
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29055.51000
BTCUSD
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81536.95000
XTIUSD
+2.13%
1 D change
104.20000
XAUUSD
-0.61%
1 D change
3999.97000
XAGUSD
+0.27%
1 D change
54.07200
EURUSD
+0.01%
1 D change
1.11934
GBPUSD
+0.01%
1 D change
1.33705
USDJPY
+0.11%
1 D change
157.07800
AUDUSD
+0.22%
1 D change
0.70308
US30
-0.39%
1 D change
52312.00000
NAS100
+0.43%
1 D change
29055.51000
BTCUSD
+0.01%
1 D change
81536.95000
XTIUSD
+2.13%
1 D change
104.20000
XAUUSD
-0.61%
1 D change
3999.97000
XAGUSD
+0.27%
1 D change
54.07200
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