Aussie weakens as greenback buoyed
The Australian was lower today in local trading against a US dollar that was stronger against all G-10 currencies.
James Glynn
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RBA ready to cuts rates further
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Aussie rallies on upbeat data
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Dollar boosted by growth data
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Aussie flat ahead of key data
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Aussie slips on US inflation data
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