The Australian Dollar printed back-to-back negative days during the week against the US Dollar, courtesy of a warm inflation report in the United States (US) that justified the Federal Reserve’s stance to be patient in cutting borrowing costs.
The Australian Dollar printed back-to-back negative days during the week against the US Dollar, courtesy of a warm inflation report in the United States (US) that justified the Federal Reserve’s stance to be patient in cutting borrowing costs.
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