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Merchandise imports rise to $11.84 billion: ABS

AAP  |  TUESDAY, 18 NOV 2003
Merchandise imports rose three per cent in October to $11.84 billion as the higher Aussie dollar pushed down the price of imported goods. The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) said imports rose $350 million in the month. Imports of food and live ...

Midday Market Wrap: Dollar weaker

... of 0.7133/41. "It's been up to $US0.7120 and it's been down to $0.7095, after the big US investment banks were selling Aussie overnight and again today," MMS International strategist Glen Bull said. "That's the big 2.5 months trendline everyone's been ...

Midday Market Wrap: Dollar puts pressure on local stocks

... the moment still remains somewhat hesitant in the short term," Shaw Stockbroking analyst James Spiteri said. "With the Aussie dollar still holding up or around, as it was earlier in the day, around 72 US cents, it's having its ongoing impact through ...

Morning Market Wrap: Dollar stronger after hitting new six-year high

... in Iraq, Mr Jansen said. "The situation in Iraq is deteriorating," he said. "Typically that's not to favourable for the Aussie, but the Aussie's benefiting from that. In Syndey today, the Australian Bureau of Statistics' August quarter average weekly ...

Midday Market Wrap: Dollar maintains overnight gains

... selling, but the Australian dollar was expected to continue to move higher, Mr Ferguson said. "Ideally, we would expect Aussie to continue to move higher and we would expect the $US0.7130 level to be strong support on the day today. "Ultimately I still ...

Midday market wrap: Shares, bonds lower on RBA move

... contract was at 94.27 from 94.40. MMS International strategist Glen Bull said the market had expected the RBA might move. "The Aussie has taken off but given that quite a few were expecting a move today there could be profit takers at 70.90," he said. ...

Morning Market Wrap: Dollar sinks below $US0.7000

... could see a test of $US0.6900 over a week, the next support we've got to get through is 0.6960," he said. "Bear in mind the Aussie crosses have held up quite well, the US dollar is stronger across the board which is the opposite of what it has been doing ...

Midday Market Report: RBA meeting nerves prompts lacklustre trading

... are a little bit nervous about the possibility of an interest rate rise," Mr Klusman said. "It's a hard situation, the Aussie dollar is above US70c, so if they raise interest rates, what is the Aussie going to do? "Overall the market is lacklustre." ...

Melbourne Cup Day looms as d-day for interest rates

AAP  |  MONDAY, 3 NOV 2003
... picking up pace, exports are showing signs of life and conditions worldwide are beginning to turn, although the higher Aussie dollar does act as a brake on economic growth. A 22.5 per cent surge in home lending over the past year indicates credit is ...

Midday Market Wrap: Dollar weaker; ASX retreats from early gains

... good buying this morning on a dip to $US0.7030 but it's not going anywhere so I suspect the market could be a bit long on Aussie by now. "We may see a little bit of a cleanout over the next few sessions." The Australian dollar hit near six-year highs ...