FBI will investigate new Hillary Clinton emails
|FBI Director James B. Comer has announced in a letter addressed to the Senate Judiciary Committee that the Bureau will re-open its investigation into Hillary Clinton’s private e-mail server case. This might be related to the recent John Podesta's emails released by Wikileaks, but the FBI hasn't confirmed it officially as the catalyst behind Clinton's probe.
At the time of writing, US dollar is weakening across the board, with USD/MXN rallying up 0.73%, EUR/USD up 0.66%, while USD/JPY is trading down -0.45% at 104.74.
Latest developments:
- Clinton FBI probe: New emails came from Huma Abedin and Anthony Weiner's devices - NY Times
- Hillary Clinton made no comments at Iowa on FBI investigation
- Hillary Clinton's new emails didn't come from her private server - AP sources
- USD/JPY tumbles as FBI reopens Clinton’s email case
- USD/MXN jumps 2% on FBI Clinton probe
- Hillary Clinton's new emails didn't come from her private server - AP sources
- New Hillary Clinton emails are not related to Wikileaks or Clinton Foundation - CNN sources
- State Department reportedly said to cooperate with FBI investigation into Clinton's emails
- EUR/USD jumps toward 1.1000 on Clinton FBI probe
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