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Japan Capital Spending registered at -10.6%, below...
Japan Capital Spending registered at -10.6%, below expectations (3%) in 4Q
Autor: FXStreet Team
Última actualización: 2 Mar 2026
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COTIZACIONES EN VIVO
Nombre / Símbolo
Gráfico
% de cambio / Precio
GBPUSD
Cambio en 1 D
-0.05%
1.3554
EURUSD
Cambio en 1 D
-0.03%
1.164
USDJPY
Cambio en 1 D
+0.03%
153.397
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