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| | | The A$/US$ exchange rate is, according to my Bloomberg screen, currently trading at US$0.7141, up 0.04% from the previous trading day and up 1.3% this year to date. In turn, Bloomberg's US dollar spot index has risen 0.14% overnight and is just ... |
| | | | ... importantly, lower interest rates and the potential for further reductions have taken the Australian dollar down. My Bloomberg screen shows the A$ currently fetching US$0.7366 - a two month low - down from US$0.7667 on 2 May (the day before the RBA meeting ... |
| | | | ... drop in the A$ to below US$0.70 overnight. The A$ has rebounded since and is currently flashing US$0.7043 on my Bloomberg screen. Is this a realisation that the currency warriors would eventually fight back? Then again, what our neighbours do is out ... |
| | | | ... dollar-A continue to head down and stay down... long enough to reverse the Australian economy malady. Checking my Bloomberg screen again, I see that the A$'s back up above US$0.7600 this very second. Some wavering about that 72% conviction for a rate ... |
| | | | ... 3.0%. That may be but... the euro - another main variable to future inflation and growth - hardly budged. My Bloomberg screen shows that it closed even higher after the "everything but the kitchen sink" announcement - up 0.01% to US$1.3661 from the previous ... |
| | | | ... headlines proclaiming the Australian dollar's comeback - as in, it's again on the rise against the US dollar. My Bloomberg screen shows the A$ fetched as much as US0.9150 in overnight trade - its highest level this year and up 0.67% from last week's ... |
| | | | ... rebalancing growth in the economy." The Australian dollar was fetching around US$0.9399 on that day. Today, my Bloomberg screen shows one dollar-A buying more greenbacks - US$0.9510. Odds are that the combination of the RBA holding off (on interest rates) ... |
| | | | Slavishly following any single investment style, such as 'value', 'growth' or 'momentum' is unlikely to provide returns through all investment and economic cycles, according to Morphic Asset Management managing director and joint chief investment officer ... |
| | | | ... combination of factors that has taken the A$ down, down. Parity (and below?) here we come! My just refreshed Bloomberg screen shows the A$ now fetching only US$1.004. Hip, hip. Now we'll have the currency working for the good of the Australian economy. ... |
| | | | ... to go the way it's going, the Australian dollar could very soon be trading one for one against the big one. My Bloomberg screen currently has the A$ fetching US$0.9208 -- it went as high as US$0.9228. This is still off the US$0.9786 reached on 15 July ... |
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