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Positive Chinese trade and growth data failed to offer the Australian dollar any particular rallying point as the general sense of market risk appetit
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Positive Chinese trade and growth data failed to offer the Australian dollar any particular rallying point as the general sense of market risk appetit
Bullish market sentiment helped to shore up both the Australian and New Zealand dollars ahead of the New Year.
The pound struggled to find direction on Tuesday as jubilation over the signing of the recent UK-EU Brexit deal began to fade.
A solid improvement in November’s business NZ PMI helped to shore up the New Zealand dollar last week, improving confidence in the underlying health o
The Australian dollar trended higher last week as the prevailing risk-on tone bolstered the risk-sensitive currency.
An unexpected recovery in Chinese industrial profits encouraged the Australian dollar to take a stronger footing against its rivals.
The risk-on mood encouraged the Australian and New Zealand dollars to trend higher, alongside some encouraging domestic data.
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