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Depreciating Aussie dollar could prove opportunistic

BY MATTHEW WAI | FRIDAY, 24 JAN 2025 12:36PM

Despite a turbulent reporting season ahead due to the depreciating Australian currency, Maple-Brown Abbott co-portfolio manager Matt Griffin has highlighted some of the sectors that stand to benefit.

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