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Aussie edges up in Asia backed by China party congress
On Wednesday, in Asia, the Australian dollar grew, with the opening of China's party congress offering few economic cues in the highly anticipated speech by President Xi Jinping. He told that the market will play a crucial role in the Chinese economy.
The currency pair AUD/USD rallied 0.09% being worth 0.7852, USD/JPY hit 112.16, sliding 0.04%. As for EUR/USD, this currency pair showed an outcome of 1.1770, jumping 0.03%.
Gauging the greenback’s value versus a basket of six key currencies, the US dollar index tumbled 0.03% being worth 93.33.
Overnight, the US currency traded higher versus a basket of main currencies underpinned by economic reports, which topped hopes that point to underlying strength in the American economy.
The greenback found itself on track for a fourth-straight trading session of profits after a bunch of positive economic reports raised expectations that the American economy is already demonstrating a sturdy quarter of surge.
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