The price of July crude oil futures settle at $36.26. That is down $-0.08 or -0.22%. The low price extended to $34.48.

The price of July crude oil futures settle at $36.26. That is down $-0.08 or -0.22%. The low price extended to $34.48.

The price of July crude oil futures settle at $36.26. That is down $-0.08 or -0.22%. The low price extended to $34.48.

The dollar edged higher in early European trade Friday, with investors seeking this safe haven amid fears of a second wave of the Covid-19 outbreak

The dollar edged higher in early European trade Friday, with investors seeking this safe haven amid fears of a second wave of the Covid-19 outbreak

The dollar was up on Friday, with the U.S. reporting more than 2 million COVID-19 cases as of June 12 and triggering renewed fears of a second wave of cases.

The dollar was up on Friday, with the U.S. reporting more than 2 million COVID-19 cases as of June 12 and triggering renewed fears of a second wave of cases.

The dollar was up on Friday, with the U.S. reporting more than 2 million COVID-19 cases as of June 12 and triggering renewed fears of a second wave of cases.

The dollar was up on Friday, with the U.S. reporting more than 2 million COVID-19 cases as of June 12 and triggering renewed fears of a second wave of cases.

The dollar was up on Friday, with the U.S. reporting more than 2 million COVID-19 cases as of June 12 and triggering renewed fears of a second wave of cases.

The dollar was up on Friday, with the U.S. reporting more than 2 million COVID-19 cases as of June 12 and triggering renewed fears of a second wave of cases.

The dollar pushed slightly higher in early European trade Tuesday, but ranges are tight as investors look to the next meeting of the Federal Reserve.

The Australian and New Zealand dollars both rose to their strongest since January after data showed a smaller-than-expected fall in Chinese exports

"If it's $2 billion, I can say, no. $3 billion, no," he added. "As long the amount is not something we think we can accept"

The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 3.58%, or 941 points, the S&P 500 gained 2.85%, while the Nasdaq Composite added 2.25%.

The euro has posted strong gains in early European trade Friday, as the European Central Bank’s decision to expand

EU governments are also frustrated that China has not followed up a formal offer last year to open up its economy.

EU governments are also frustrated that China has not followed up a formal offer last year to open up its economy.

The bank will also reinvest the proceeds of any PEPP holdings that mature until 2022, a move that will marginally sustain and prolong the stimulus effect.

The U.S. dollar was down on Wednesday morning in Asia after increasing optimism over a global economic recovery from COVID-19 increased investor risk appetite.

The pound surged to its highest in over a month against the dollar on speculation this week’s Brexit talks might start to yield a hint of progress

"At a smaller airport or an airport that has peaking, I would say that it is going to be another hour or even two hours."

"At a smaller airport or an airport that has peaking, I would say that it is going to be another hour or even two hours."

Offers in Inlet Association Helpful Protection (SE:8120) rose to 52-week highs; increasing 9.89% or 1.38 to 15.34.

Offers in Inlet Association Helpful Protection (SE:8120) rose to 52-week highs; increasing 9.89% or 1.38 to 15.34.