World markets, except the US, feeling shaky on global concerns
The dollar climbed to a two-year high but other currencies, including the rand, were under fire as US-China trade talks and Brexit weigh on markets
01 October 2019 - 17:18
London — The dollar climbed to a 29-month high on Tuesday as a blizzard of soft global data left the US economy as the only one still looking reasonably healthy.
European stocks and the euro both suffered shaky mornings, after eurozone manufacturing data showed the sharpest contraction in almost seven years...
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