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    LONDON - The 
    euro 
    jumped above $ 1.21 for the first time in three years on Friday, amid growing speculation that the ECB has hinted that it is preparing to end its massive monetary stimulus program. The euro rose 0.8 percent to $ 1.2134, its strongest level since December 31, 2014. The single European currency has been up more than 1.5 percent since Thursday, its strongest performance in two days since August. The strength of the euro led the dollar index, which measures the performance of the greenback versus a basket of six major currencies, to fall 0.6 percent to a four-month low of 91.329. Against the yen, the dollar hit a six-week low of 111.00 yen.
     
    KUALA LUMPUR 
    Malaysia 
    has sold 4 billion ringgit ($ 1 billion) worth of sukuk in 2022 with an average return of 3.823 percent, the central bank said on Friday. 
    Coverage was 2.58 times as shown. 
    (USD = 3.97 Malaysian Ringgit).
     
    NEW YORK - 
    Gold 
    rose for a third consecutive session on Friday, hitting its highest level since September, as the dollar's slide helped drive the metal towards gains for a fifth week in a row. 
    Spot gold rose 0.5 percent to $ 1328.84 an ounce by 0703 GMT after touching earlier highs since September 15 at $ 1330.34 an ounce. The yellow metal is up 0.7 percent this week and is heading for the longest weekly gain since April 14.
    The metal futures contract rose 0.5 percent to $ 1,329 an ounce. The dollar index, which tracks the performance of the greenback against a basket of six major currencies, fell to its lowest level since September 20 at 91.689. Among other precious metals, silver rose 0.8 percent in spot trade to $ 17.11 an ounce. And silver on the track of recording the first weekly loss in five weeks, down by 0.6 percent since the beginning of the week. Platinum rose 0.7 percent to hit its highest level since September 11 at $ 991.40 an ounce. Platinum is heading for its fifth consecutive weekly gain, up 1.9 percent since the start of the week. Palladium rose 0.5 percent to $ 1088.50 an ounce after falling to a one-week low of $ 1075.50 an ounce on Thursday.



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