AUD/USD – Australian Dollar Unchanged, RBA Minutes Ahead
The Australian dollar is unchanged on Monday, as AUD/USD trades at the 0.76 level in the North Ameri...
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AUD/USD – Aussie at 10-Week Highs, US Retail Sales Improve
The Australian dollar has posted gains on Friday and is trading at 0.7650 in the North American sess...