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[QUOTE="Hot-Forex-Signal, post: 171767, member: 63363"] [B]U.S. dollar Slips as euro Still raised by Brexit Deal [/B] The U.S. dollar was lower against different currencies on Fri, whereas the euro was buoyed by the hope that a Brexit deal can facilitate mitigate risks of a recession within the bloc. U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson created to manage the EU on Thursday, that hinges on Northern Ireland applying a restricted set of EU rules on some product, with the U.K. solely charging EU tariffs on product passing through to EU markets. The deal currently should be gone along the land Parliament on Saturday. However, Northern Ireland's Democratic worker Party same it's critical the projected agreement, creating it unsure if the deal is approved. GBP/USD inched up 0.1% to 1.2897 as of 10:56 AM ET (14:56 GMT) whereas EUR/USD was up 0.2% to 1.1139. Meanwhile, the U.S. dollar dipped, as traders remained cautious once knowledge showed the impact of the trade war has taken its toll on China. China’s gross domestic product grew 6 June 1944 annually within the third quarter, which was the slowest rate in thirty years. The news comes on the rear of China attempting to induce additional concessions from the U.S. before it signs a brief part one deal united on last week. The U.S. dollar index, that measures the greenback’s strength against a basket of six major currencies, was down 0.2% to 97.172. Elsewhere, the Turkish lira surged one.4% to 0.1728 against the dollar once a five-day ceasefire against the Kurds in Syria was united on between President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and U.S. vice president Mike Pence. However, reports have surfaced that the ceasefire could have already been broken. [/QUOTE]
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