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In equity news, the financial sector will fall under the microscope today, as Kuwait sold a $4.1 billion stake in Citigroup Inc. (C). Separately, the Financial Times reported that Citi is trying to convince U.S. authorities to allow it to repay $20 billion in TARP funds.
 
L'ILO non ne ha beccata una negli ultimi 50 anni di storia...figuriamoci ora che siamo nel caos dei numeri :lol::lol::lol:


senta dottò che mi dice di sto gioco sul dollaro ? stanno puntando sullo YEN ? si esponga pure rasente al muro .. ma me piacerebbe conoscere una sua opinone sui movimenti delle valute

thank you
 
Turning to Europe, regional indexes retreated as investors sold shares in companies vulnerable to changes in U.S. monetary policy. In addition, the rise in the dollar meant that investors turned away from commodities, sending metal futures sharply lower on Friday and again on Monday

The U.S. Dollar Index (DX/Y) rallied roughly 1.6% to trade at 75.82 late on Friday, with the index logging a gain of about 1.1% for the week. In fact, the session marked the dollar's biggest single-session gain since June, as traders reacted to a better-than-expected U.S. jobs report. The data raised expectations for a stronger U.S. recovery that could prompt the Federal Reserve to hike rates earlier than some had forecast
 

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