Australian Dollar Falls From Week High on RBA Inflation Outlook
from MoneyTrading.com.au
The Australian dollar fell from a one-week high as the central bank said inflation would likely be “consistent” with its target this year, suggesting it may slow the pace of interest-rate increases.
Australia’s currency traded at 89.90 U.S. cents as of 4:06 p.m. in Sydney, after reaching as high as 90.31 cents following the rate decision, from 90.09 cents in New York yesterday. The currency traded at 80.36 yen from 80.30 yen.
The Australian dollar fell from a one-week high as the central bank said inflation would likely be “consistent” with its target this year, suggesting it may slow the pace of interest-rate increases.
Australia’s currency traded at 89.90 U.S. cents as of 4:06 p.m. in Sydney, after reaching as high as 90.31 cents following the rate decision, from 90.09 cents in New York yesterday. The currency traded at 80.36 yen from 80.30 yen.
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