Aust, dollar firm
Firming interest rates and pressure from exporters pushed the Australian dollar higher in active trading on foreign exchange markets yesterday, dealers said.
The Australian dollar opened at 91.95 U.S. cents, little changed from Monday’s close of 92.92-92.97, then rose on export cover and interbank trade to 92.17-92.22 U.S. cents. Dealers said there was more interest in the local currency than of late.
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