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James GlynnSenior Reporter, The Wall Street Journal

The Aussie dollar was relatively subdued in trading today with markets still closely watching China’s daily process of fixing its currency.

The Australian dollar was well supported in Asia today despite news over the weekend of weak China trade and factory-price data.

The Australian dollar was lower today after data showing unemployment rose in July, even as employment grew strongly.

The Australian dollar retreated today after one of the strongest warnings yet from the Fed that it was ready to start raising rates.

The Aussie dollar rallied sharply today after the RBA left rates unchanged and stepped back from further currency jawboning.

The Australian dollar was little changed today ahead of a massive week of data and comments from the central bank next week.

The Australian dollar again traded in a narrow range today, with the Fed overnight affirming a US rate increase looked likely in September.

The Australian dollar strengthened today, helped by a firmer iron-ore price and solid Japanese investor demand.

The Australian dollar was lower today as concerns over commodity prices such as gold took some steam out of the currency.

The dollar continued to circle in a narrow range just above six-year lows today ahead of key inflation data and a Glenn Stevens speech.