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HONG KONG, CHINA - FEBRUARY 15: Pedestrians walk past a display of cryptocurrency Bitcoin on February 15, 2022 in Hong Kong, China. Cryptocurrencies are gaining popularity worldwide as investors seek to diversify into the new asset class despite wild swings in the valuations of assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum in the first weeks of the year. Buying and selling crypto is becoming common in many places, like Hong Kong, where regulators have so far avoided using a heavy hand to manage crypto platforms. (Photo by Anthony Kwan/Getty Images)

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Ukraine fears pull ASX from four-week high

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A pedestrian passes by currency prices on display at a bank on a street in Sydney on October 7, 2014. The Australian dollar hit a four-year-low of 86.43 US cents in New York last week as Australia's economy struggles to transition away from resources-led growth following an unprecedented boom in mining investment that is expected to fall-off sharply over the next year. AFP PHOTO/Peter PARKS

Dollar still overvalued, RBA says

THE Australian dollar is still higher than it should be despite its recent decline to a four-year low of 86.43 US cents, the central bank says.

Aussie one dollar coins, on a twenty dollar note.

Dollar strong on positive trade data

THE Australian dollar is higher after better-than-expected Chinese trade figures gave the currency a boost.

Close-up of used Australian one dollar coin photographerd in Melbourne, Wednesday, June 13, 2012. Reserve Bank of Australia governor Glenn Stevens today said there are big benefits to Australian's as consumers from the high Aiustralian dollar (AUD). (AAP Image/Julian Smith) NO ARCHIVING

Dollar drops amid risk-averse mood

THE Australian dollar has dropped below 87 US cents as global economic growth concerns weigh on risk appetite.

Pedestrians pass by currency prices on display at a bank on a street in Sydney on October 7, 2014. The Australian dollar hit a four-year-low of 86.43 US cents in New York last week as Australia's economy struggles to transition away from resources-led growth following an unprecedented boom in mining investment that is expected to fall-off sharply over the next year. AFP PHOTO/Peter PARKS

Australian dollar shoots higher

THE Australian dollar has hit a two-week high after the US Federal Reserve indicated that it is no rush to raise its interest rate.

Currency prices are seen on display at a bank on a street in Sydney on October 7, 2014. The Australian dollar hit a four-year-low of 86.43 US cents in New York last week as Australia's economy struggles to transition away from resources-led growth following an unprecedented boom in mining investment that is expected to fall-off sharply over the next year. AFP PHOTO/Peter PARKS

Australian dollar hits 88 US cents

THE Australian dollar has hit a two-week high, after the Reserve Bank signalled it would not change the cash rate in the foreseeable future.

Aussie one dollar coins, on a twenty dollar note.

Dollar higher ahead of RBA meeting

THE Australian is gradually regaining the losses made after the US unemployment rate hit a six-year low of 5.9 per cent.

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Australian dollar hits four-year low

THE Australian dollar hit a four-year low after the release of strong US employment figures.

Close-up of used Australian one dollar coin photographerd in Melbourne, Wednesday, June 13, 2012. Reserve Bank of Australia governor Glenn Stevens today said there are big benefits to Australian's as consumers from the high Aiustralian dollar (AUD). (AAP Image/Julian Smith) NO ARCHIVING

Dollar stays above 88 US cents

THE Australian dollar is holding onto the gains it made after the release of strong local economic data.

Australian dollar bounces back slightly

THE Australian dollar has bounced from the eight-month low it hit after the release of disappointing retail trade figures.

Australian dollar gets support from good European data

THE Australian dollar is still levelling off after its recent falls, getting support from some encouraging European economic data.

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