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Chart Art: Gold (XAU/USD) Pulling Back to Support-Turned-Resistance Zone?
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BySilas WRobinhood has appointed David Schwed as the Chief Information Security Officer for the Brokerage division, according to an announcement made by Schwed today (Monday) on LinkedIn. Until recently, Schwed was the Chief Operating Officer and later an Advisor of Halborn, a cybersecurity firm. “With over six years in the crypto space, I’ve witnessed the transformative…
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BySilas WThe Japanese Corporate Services Price Index, a measure of input prices paid by corporations, rose to 2.8% for the year ended in April, compared to the previous month’s annualized 2.3%. April’s uptick in corporate inflation represents the highest rate of price growth impacting corporations since 2015. Market reaction USD/JPY is trading tightly on the bearish side…

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