Dollar lifts as GDP eyed
The local unit is firmly above US72c as pundits lift expectations for tomorrow’s GDP print.
The local unit is firmly above US72c as pundits lift expectations for tomorrow’s GDP print.
Traders remain jittery ahead of GDP data, amid speculation over RBA and Federal Reserve policy.
The local unit may be set for further losses in coming months as global and domestic forces combine.
The local unit has slumped in the wake of Glenn Stevens’ speech, and amid crumbling iron ore prices.
The local unit remains caught between commodity price gains and interest rate bets.
The local unit has held onto its gains in late trade, boosted by the sharp rebound in consumer confidence.
The Aussie dollar has nudged higher, with investors focused on the RBA’s decision on interest rates tomorrow.
The Aussie dollar weakened amid growing expectations the RBA will cut interest rates next month.
The Aussie dollar hit its highest level since late August after the US Fed explained why it delayed a rate rise.
The Aussie dollar was stronger today as traders squared positions ahead of a looming Fed rates decision.
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