The dollar edged lower on
Monday but remained near a one-week high with fragile sentiment
against a backdrop of conflict in the Middle East supporting
demand for the safe-haven currency. .
Publishing date: Jun 10, 2021 • 1 hour ago • 4 minute read •
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LONDON Cinema tickets, traffic jams, office footfall, web conferencing, even private jet leasing: investors are parsing motley metrics for clues about how to make money when a major economy reopens.
Britain’s blistering COVID-19 vaccine rollout is helping its economy open quicker than much of continental Europe, potentially providing a blueprint for investors trying to map how the recovery trade will play out across the rest of the region.
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