Firearm Incident Leads to Sudden Exit for Titans Defensive Tackle
The Tennessee Titans have parted ways with defensive tackle Jordan Elliott following a disturbing sequence of events that began as a routine…
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Gold edges up as oil remains elevated fueling inflation concerns
Gold prices edged higher in early trading Wednesday as US Treasury yields inched lower, although persistent inflation and the prospect of further Federal Reserve tightening continued…
Paving the Way for a Mineral Boom in Northern Ontario
The Canadian and Ontario governments have unveiled a massive two billion dollar investment aimed at unlocking the vast…
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Bath & Body Works makes a big move for the holidays
It may only be mid-October, but the holiday shopping season is officially upon us. Average household spending is expected to jump by 4% year over year in 2026,…
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Kyiv Fears Marginalization as Trump Eyes Global Summit Without Zelensky
President Volodymyr Zelensky arrives in Norway this Tuesday for high stakes talks with American envoys amid a deepening rift between Kyiv and Washington. The meeting comes at a…
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One Dollar, Eight Borders
How far a single US dollar stretches abroad compared with 10 sessions ago. A bar running right means the dollar now buys more of that currency; a bar running left means it buys less.
Rates as of
2026-10-21
Checked 22 minutes ago
Where the dollar gained most
JPY
−0.22%
Japanese yen
Where it lost most ground
SEK
−1.63%
Swedish krona
EUR
Euro
−0.51%
$1 = 0.8902 EUR
GBP
Pound sterling
−1.47%
$1 = 0.7462 GBP
JPY
Japanese yen
−0.22%
$1 = 157.88 JPY
CHF
Swiss franc
−1.07%
$1 = 0.8239 CHF
CNY
Chinese yuan
−0.43%
$1 = 6.6761 CNY
CAD
Canadian dollar
−1.45%
$1 = 1.4046 CAD
AUD
Australian dollar
−1.17%
$1 = 1.4217 AUD
SEK
Swedish krona
−1.63%
$1 = 9.8785 SEK
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