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EURUSD
+0.02%
1 D change
1.11941
GBPUSD
-0.02%
1 D change
1.33670
USDJPY
+0.08%
1 D change
157.02100
AUDUSD
+0.22%
1 D change
0.70309
US30
-0.4%
1 D change
52310.23000
NAS100
+0.41%
1 D change
29049.00000
BTCUSD
-0.11%
1 D change
81445.05000
XTIUSD
+2.17%
1 D change
104.24000
XAUUSD
-0.54%
1 D change
4002.62000
XAGUSD
+0.33%
1 D change
54.10900
EURUSD
+0.02%
1 D change
1.11941
GBPUSD
-0.02%
1 D change
1.33670
USDJPY
+0.08%
1 D change
157.02100
AUDUSD
+0.22%
1 D change
0.70309
US30
-0.4%
1 D change
52310.23000
NAS100
+0.41%
1 D change
29049.00000
BTCUSD
-0.11%
1 D change
81445.05000
XTIUSD
+2.17%
1 D change
104.24000
XAUUSD
-0.54%
1 D change
4002.62000
XAGUSD
+0.33%
1 D change
54.10900
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