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On Wednesday, the dollar remained steady due to weak U.S. confidence data and concerns about tariff impacts on U.S. growth. British markets focused on finance minister Rachel Reeves announcing spending plan cuts to reassure investors. The euro dropped to a three-week low, while the rouble rose after U.S.-Russia deals. Next week, President Trump may announce new tariffs on autos, chips, and pharmaceuticals.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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