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Aussie and Kiwi slump as US dollar rebounds
On Wednesday, the Australian and New Zealand dollars headed south versus their American rival because the US currency managed to regain some strength. However, revenues were supposed to stay limited.
The currency pair AUD/USD dived 0.08% hitting 0.7954, which is off a new four-month maximum of 0.7999 demonstrated overnight.
The US currency modestly revived from abrupt losses reported amid worries that the global economic recovery is going to outpace American surge and help other key financial institutions, led by the European Central Bank to start unwinding loose monetary policy at a faster tempo than anticipated.
Hopes that the ECB could soon get down to taming its monetary stimulus initiative got a boost on Monday right after ECB Governing Council member Ardo Hansson informed that bond buying could be stopped in just one step in September if the EU economy as well as inflation develop as anticipated.
The currency pair NZD/USD dived 0.36% being worth 0.7242.
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