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Trump-Trade Rally Pushes Dollar to Weekly Surge as Bonds Slump

EghtesadOnline: The Trump-trade has dominated markets this week. The dollar extended its record winning streak against the euro on speculation Donald Trump’s economic policies will trigger faster monetary tightening in the world’s largest economy.
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Publish Date:19/November/2016 | 08:16

Trump-fueled risk rally shifts to Japanese bonds, euro

EghtesadOnline: Investors resumed the post-U.S. election trade of selling bonds and buying stocks on Wednesday after a pause earlier this week, albeit less aggressively, with Japan's 10-year bond yield hitting its highest since February.
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Publish Date:16/November/2016 | 10:16

Dollar sways versus yen and euro, U.S. presidential debate awaited

EghtesadOnline: The dollar wobbled against the yen and euro on Monday, cautiously held in a narrow range ahead of the impending first debate between U.S. presidential candidates that could determine the currency's near-term direction.
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Publish Date:26/September/2016 | 07:35

Iran-South Korea trade in dollar or euro

EghtesadOnline: Vice-Chairman of Iran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture Gholam-Hossein Shafei, said on Saturday that Iran-South Korea transactions will be either in dollar or euro.
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Publish Date:28/August/2016 | 11:42

Iran to open accounts in Exim Bank of China

EghtesadOnline: Central Bank of Iran (CBI) will open two euro and yuan accounts in Exim Bank of China in order to facilitate settlement of banking transactions.
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Publish Date:18/August/2016 | 15:54

Iran, South Korea to trade in euros

EghtesadOnline: South Korea’s media say the country’s businesses will soon be able to settle their accounts with their Iranian counterparts in the euro currency instead of the local won.
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Publish Date:02/August/2016 | 13:15

Euro hits five-week high, yen up after stimulus announced

EghtesadOnline: The euro rose above $1.12 for the first time in more than a month on Tuesday while a cut in Australian interest rates failed to weaken the Australian dollar as the fallout of poor GDP data continued to weigh on the U.S. currency.
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Publish Date:02/August/2016 | 10:34