Australian dollar

Elsewhere in Asia the only real mover besides the yen was the Australian Dollar which benefitted from a wave of good economic data.

The Australian dollar fell Tuesday to its lowest level in almost a month against the U. S. greenback amid worries about the flood's impact.

Another winner was the Australian dollar, which reached parity with its US counterpart.

It also explains the sustained appreciation of the Australian dollar, which has strengthened markedly since the start of the year.

Speculation has now turned to whether the Australian dollar will pause if it breaks through the US$1 barrier.

The dollar has dropped against the Japanese yen, Australian dollar and most Asian currencies since the stock market bottom in March.

S. currency fell during New York trading against the U. K. pound, Australian dollar, yen, Swiss franc and euro.

Commodity-related currencies like the Australian dollar are also likely losers.

The yen also traded higher against other major currencies like the euro and the Australian dollar yesterday.

Still, with an underlying economy holding up well versus its developed peers, the Australian dollar's continued rise looks probable.

The blemishes on both the U. S. dollar and the euro should continue to boost the commodity-sensitive Australian dollar, Mann said.

Markets initially took the Labor Party mutiny in stride, with the Australian dollar trading higher overseas as the initial shock wore off.

In Australia, a boom in commodities has lifted the Australian dollar to nearly par with the U. S. dollar.

The Australian dollar, the world's fifth most traded currency is up to 15% overvalued, according to the International Monetary Fund.

That sent the Australian dollar racing beyond parity with the U. S. greenback.

The U. S. currency also lost 1. 4% against the Australian dollar and was even weaker against the Brazilian real, falling 2. 7%.

The boom has lifted the Australian dollar by more than 43% since the start of 2009, weighted by trade and adjusted for inflation.

The Australian dollar's sharp downturn in recent months, a side effect of the global credit crunch, has left Citic badly exposed.

S. dollar. Though the Reserve Bank of Australia said it intervened Friday and Monday, the Australian dollar remains near five-year lows.

It also kicked off trading of the yuan versus the Australian dollar and Canadian dollar in the mainland market.

On Thursday, the Australian dollar hit a 28-year high against the U. S. dollar.

The global recession and the strength of the Australian dollar have also sapped the country's appeal to foreign students.

In a February survey of manufacturing chief executives, 93% said their exports cannot compete when the Australian dollar buys more than $1.

The Australian dollar has soared in value; the terms of trade are the most favourable in 140 years.

The Australian dollar has gained more than 11% against the U. S. dollar since Aug.

Europe's currency is also notching gains against the yen, sterling, Swiss franc and Australian dollar.

Six Australian major cities are among the top 30 because of a stronger Australian dollar, according to Mercer.

The Australian dollar , Korean won, and Chinese stocks in general are all well below recent highs .

The Australian dollar, seen as the closest proxy for China's economy, fell 1. 8% against the greenback in midday trading.

The appreciation of the Australian dollar, which makes Australian wines more expensive overseas, has brought a new urgency to the job.

In this crisis, as in the Asian one, the Australian dollar took much of the strain, dropping from about 98 American cents to about 60.

The Australian dollar will be in focus as traders digest retail sales and labor-market data.

Analysts warned however that the gains in the Australian dollar may not last.

Over the past fortnight, the Australian dollar has recovered 9 per cent against the greenback.

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With the yen higher and near-zero interest rates, many investors are considering higher-yielding currencies, such as the Australian dollar.

In the international foreign exchange market, the euro, British pound, Australian dollar and so on are the indirect quotation.

The Australian dollar fell on the news, but maybe this could have been predicted from events in China.

Australian dollar was another reason for the falling export .

Since a large number of Chinese to Australia, the Australian dollar gradually rose to more than 30.

The high-yielding Australian dollar surged to 89. 28 yen, its highest since September 2008, with 90 yen seen as the next possible target.

So-called "China" currencies, such as the Australian dollar and Canadian dollar, are off sharply against the buck today.

This is likely to have an effect on the Australian dollar as China imports a large amount of natural resources from Australia.

In late 2008 the yen rose by 60% in just two months against the high-yielding Australian dollar, a popular target for carry traders.

The dollar's value on a trade-weighted basis fell by 0. 6 per cent, with losses against the euro, the pound and the Australian dollar.

The single European currency also struck a decade low against the Australian dollar at A$1. 5275.

Investors could dump the Australian dollar if markets suffer a major shock similar to 2008's crisis, analysts say.

The Australian dollar has jumped about 35% over the past 12 month as investors borrow in U. S. dollars to purchase Australian currency.

The Australian dollar also has a negative technical picture.

The Australian dollar, which fell by 20 per cent against the yen in the first hectic week of October 2008, is also at a post-crisis high.

The currency that took the biggest hit, for example, was the Australian dollar, which has been trading as a commodity-linked asset.

has helped to strengthen the Australian dollar.

The yuan has fallen 16 percent against the euro since early March and 31 percent against the Australian dollar.

But the Australian dollar is only 3% lower than its post 1983-float high, achieved April 29.

Also on the backfoot, the Australian dollar eased to $0. 9885, from $0. 9904 in New York, a day after coming close to testing parity.

We have already seen the weaker Australian dollar.

'Fundamental support for the Australian dollar doesn't exist at these levels, ' Mr. Levanoni says.

They will now pay more, as the Australian dollar reached another record high today, peaking at 104. 82 US cents, reported ABC.

It is even more undervalued against the euro and commodity currencies such as the Australian dollar.

The Australian dollar is the sixth most popular currency in the world.

But after peaking in July, the Australian dollar has slumped about 30 per cent.

Well, the Australian dollar is down 13% since mid-April and the Australian stock market is down 15%.

The Australian dollar climbed to $1. 0003 as of 7: 25 a. m. in London from 98. 82 cents before the announcement.

The Australian dollar on Tuesday rose as high as US$1. 0023, its highest level since it began floating freely in 1983.

The Australian dollar slipped about one cent to US$1. 0383.

But Australia's 1986 downgrade was followed by a 12. 6% rally in the Australian dollar.

The Australian dollar rose to as high as $0. 9208 immediately after the inflation data but then climbed down to $0. 9090.

The strong Australian dollar plays a big factor.

For example, the Australian dollar and commodity prices, which have usually risen when equities do, were steady.

The Australian dollar is 6. 5% below its recent high, while the South Korean won is 8% lower than its April high.

The Australian dollar bounced back to $0. 9162 from an overnight low of $0. 9054.

The picture looks different when measured in the currency of commodity producers, such as the Australian dollar or the Brazilian real.

The Australian dollar rose to 88. 26 U. S. cents recently, from 87. 94 cents in New York.

The Singapore dollar hit a high of $1. 2826, while the Australian dollar reached near parity with the greenback, touching A$0. 9982.

The euro held near a record low on the Australian dollar set on Tuesday below A$1. 3900 EURAUD=R.

The panic comes after Hong Kong-listed Citic Pacific disclosed a possible $2 billion loss from bad bets on the Australian dollar.

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