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FXstreet.com (California) – AUD/USD has just broken above the 1.0150 price zone after the Reserve Bank of Australia reported Australia’s private sector credit readings (MoM) for November came
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FXstreet.com (California) – AUD/USD has just broken above the 1.0150 price zone after the Reserve Bank of Australia reported Australia’s private sector credit readings (MoM) for November came in
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Forex Flash: AUD/USD more upside possible; risks down the road – Commonwealth Bank of Australia
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InvestTechFX reports Australia’s underlying inflation slowed to the weakest pace in fourteen years, which sent the AUD lower with traders betting on the central bank cutting interest rates. The Bureau of Statistics reported a gain of 0.3% in the last three months since the last quarter with the Reserve Bank of Australia watching the average of two core measures of consumer prices closely.
(PRWeb November 11, 2011)
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webmaster@technorati.com wrote an interesting post today on
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InvestTechFX reports Australia’s underlying inflation slowed to the weakest pace in fourteen years, which sent the AUD lower with traders betting on the central bank cutting interest rates. The Bureau of Statistics reported a gain of 0.3% in the last three months since the last quarter with the Reserve Bank of Australia watching the average of two core measures of consumer prices closely.
(PRWeb November 11, 2011)
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