CNBC's Jim Cramer guided investors through next week on Wall Street, highlighting President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration.

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Cramer's week ahead: Inauguration, earnings from Procter & Gamble and American Express

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The commercial dollar closed at R$6.07 this Friday (January 17, 2025). The US currency has been above R$6 since December 12, 2024, totaling 37 days above this level. The dollar rose 0.20% this Friday (January 17, 2025). Over the week, it fell 0.59%. On investors' radar is the inauguration of the elected president of the United States, Donald Trump (Republican), which will take place on Monday (January 20). 
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O dólar comercial fechou a R$ 6,07 nesta 6ª feira (17.jan.2025). A moeda dos Estados Unidos está desde 12 de dezembro de 2024 acima de R$ 6, totalizando 37 dias superior a este patamar. O dólar subiu 0,20% nesta 6ª feira (17.jan.2025). Na semana, caiu 0,59%. No radar dos investidores está a posse do presidente eleito dos Estados Unidos, Donald Trump (Republicano), que será na 2ª feira (20.jan). 
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Dólar fecha a R$ 6,07, com queda de 0,59% na semana

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Dollar closes at R$6.07, down 0.59% this week

On the eve of Donald Trump’s presidential inauguration, the U.S. dollar closed at 4,335.65 Colombian pesos, dropping 2.5 pesos from the previous day’s rate of 4,338.15 pesos. This decline highlights the ongoing volatility in currency markets. Currency traders observed significant fluctuations throughout the day. The dollar-peso exchange rate varied between 4,327.50 and 4,358.70 pesos. Market […]

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Cramer's week ahead: Inauguration, earnings from Procter & Gamble and American Express

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