Comparing the USD to other important currency moves and the ins and outs of a possible fiscal package next week
Marc Chandler, Managing Partner at Bannockburn Global ForEx wraps up today’s editorials with a look at the USD breakdown compared to other currencies. We balance out recent economic data and other key factors that are driving this move down in the US Dollar. Next up is a look into a possible fiscal package that could be pushed forward by the end of next week. There’s a lot more in the proposal than a simple one off spending bill.
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Dollar weak at $90.80…….not been there for a long time…..
Platinum looking good….. $1051……..
So, everybody must get stoned, & wait for the scumbag Dems to steal the Georgia runoff Senate vote. Then, when the purple haze clears, all along the watchtower, they will politely ask Americans with incentive of stimulus $$$ to please forfeit all firearms.
Don’t ya just love it……..America’s finest …..Joe Blow, And Camelback H…..what a crew,
of course they are no worse than 100 others, in the USSA, Incdom……
Economics 101: guns for butter (the WOKE version).
by Stockwatch Business Reporter
The S&P/TSX Cannabis Index added 3.16 to 193.93, while the CSE Composite Index added 5.62 to 621.19. South of the border, the U.S. House of Representatives is preparing to vote, for the very first time, on a bill to decriminalize cannabis. The Marijuana Opportunity, Reinvestment and Expungement (MORE) Act cleared the House rules committee yesterday afternoon and is headed to a vote by Friday. While likely to be approved by the Democrat-controlled House, it will probably fail in the Republican-controlled Senate.