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Australian dollar slightly up again

By Minjun ParkAustralia
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The Australian dollar has dipped slightly, buying 71.70 US cents from 71.69 US cents on Monday.

On Monday morning, the dollar was buying 71.71 US cents from 71.61 US cents on Friday.

Last Friday morning, the local currency has fallen, buying 71.25 US cents from 71.61 US cents on Thursday.

It had flatlined near a six-week peak as losses on Asian share markets chilled risk sentiment somewhat.

Questions & Answers

Q.

What is the Australian dollar buying in US cents today?

A.

The Australian dollar is currently buying 71.70 US cents. This represents a slight dip compared to its value on Monday morning, when it was 71.71 US cents.

Q.

How did the Australian dollar perform on Monday morning?

A.

On Monday morning, the Australian dollar was buying 71.71 US cents. This was an increase from its value of 71.61 US cents observed on the previous Friday.

Q.

What was the Australian dollar's value last Thursday?

A.

Last Thursday, the Australian dollar was buying 71.61 US cents. It then fell by Friday morning, when it was recorded at 71.25 US cents.

Q.

What factor influenced the Australian dollar's risk sentiment?

A.

The Australian dollar's risk sentiment was somewhat chilled by losses on Asian share markets. This occurred after the currency had been flatlining near a six-week peak.

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