No end in sight for dollar’s dream run
THE red-hot Aussie dollar is powering towards $US1.10 – and is tipped to climb as high as $US1.12 within months.
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No end in sight for dollar’s dream run
THE red-hot Aussie dollar is powering towards $US1.10 – and is tipped to climb as high as $US1.12 in the months ahead.
Dollar propelled to new record high
THE dollar has been propelled to a fresh post-float high, following higher than expected inflation data.
Strong PPI boosts dollar to new record
THE dollar has been propelled to a fresh post-float high, following higher than expected inflation data.
Shares boosted at noon on US rises
THE share market was stronger across the board at noon following the year’s biggest rally on Wall Street and rising commodity prices overnight.
Dollar soars to record $US1.07
THE Australian dollar surged to a new-post float record today, after Wall Street finished at its highest point in nearly three years.
Dollar reaches new post-float record
THE dollar has hit a fresh post-float high, following healthy local terms of trade figures released during this morning.
Dollar reaches new post-float record
THE dollar has hit a fresh post-float high, following healthy local terms of trade figures released during this morning.
Dollar drops off US debt outlook
DOLLAR almost one US cent lower after Standard & Poor’s downgraded its sovereign debt outlook for the US.
Dollar loses steam on RBA outlook
DOLLAR almost US1c lower, after minutes from the central bank’s April board meeting confirmed that it was in no hurry to raise rates.
Dollar loses steam on RBA minutes
DOLLAR almost US1c lower, after minutes from the central bank’s April board meeting confirmed that it was in no hurry to raise rates.
Dollar slips on debt jitters
THE dollar has opened almost half a US cent lower today, as concerns over the eurozone’s debt levels continue to dampen risk appetite.
Dollar higher as China releases data
THE dollar was trading higher at noon, following a deluge of Chinese economic data.
Dollar lower, bonds firm on trader caution
THE dollar was US0.25c lower at noon, on increasing caution from traders.
Dollar slightly higher, bonds firmer at noon
THE dollar was slightly higher at noon, as renewed risk aversion and falling commodity prices hold rises in check.
Dollar loses value on Japan quake news
THE dollar was almost US1c lower at noon, on the back of lower commodities prices and news of further earthquakes in Japan.
Dollar hits fresh high at $US105.7
DOLLAR sets a fresh post-float high as commodity prices surge amid a strong showing on Japanese share markets at the end of last week.
Aussie tipped to reach $US1.10
ANALYSTS predict the Aussie dollar could hit $US1.10 soon – great news for shoppers and overseas travellers, but not for exporters
Dollar hits new high on rising equities
DOLLAR sets fresh post-float high, having gained more than one per cent over the third successive week, on back of rising share markets.
Dollar higher, recovers from losses
THE dollar was higher at noon (AEST), recovering most of its overnight losses in the wake of another earthquake in Japan.
Dollar higher, recovers early morning losses
THE dollar was higher at noon (AEST), recovering most of its overnight losses in the wake of another earthquake in Japan.
Dollar passes 105 US cents on jobs data
THE dollar was higher on Friday morning after rising past the 105.00 US-cent mark overnight amid optimism about the Australian economy.
Dollar sets new post float high on job data
THE dollar was almost one US cent higher in local trading after setting a fresh post float high on the back strong employment data.
Dollar dazzles at new post-float high
THE dollar rose half of one US cent to a new post-float high after the release of stronger than expected employment data.
Shares hit six-week high
THE share market clawed back into the black to break through the key 5000-point barrier for the first time in more than six weeks.
Dollar closes stronger
THE dollar finished close to half a US cent stronger, approaching its recent post float high, on a healthy local equity market and record high gold prices.
Swan must be ‘clear, open’ on ASX sale
Business Council of Australia demands Wayne Swan explain why the merger between the ASX and Singapore Stock Exchange is in the national interest
Dollar rises despite weak housing data
THE dollar was higher at noon (AEST), despite weaker than expected housing finance data.
Dollar loses ground on trade deficit numbers
THE dollar was over US0.5c lower at noon, following disappointing foreign trade figures.
Counting costs: Rising dollar’s downside
THE dollar has been hitting new highs almost daily. So Aussies can get more stuff overseas, right? Well, what’s the catch?
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