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The yen rallied from the lowest level in more than four years against the dollar as technical indicators signaled its recent decline was too rapid.
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Australia’s interest-rate cuts will prove more successful than New Zealand’s intervention in foreign-exchange markets at curbing gains that made their currencies the world’s best performers since 2008.
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The New Zealand dollar plunged after Reserve Bank Governor Graeme Wheeler said the central bank sold the kiwi and can do so again to protect economic growth.
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Australia’s dollar held a two-day gain versus the U.S. currency on bets the Federal Reserve will affirm its commitment to so-called quantitative easing at the end of a policy meeting today.
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The Australian and New Zealand dollars rose versus the greenback as gold rallied from the biggest drop in three decades, fueling appetite for risk.
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The Australian and New Zealand dollars fell against most of their major counterparts after a report signaled manufacturing slowed more than estimated in China, the biggest trading partner of both nations.
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The yen snapped a two-day decline as Asian stocks slid, boosting the allure of the Japanese currency as a haven.
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Australia’s dollar advanced against most of its major peers after the Reserve Bank kept interest rates unchanged and said existing monetary stimulus is working.
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The dollar was the best place for investors to be in November, beating returns on worldwide bonds, commodities and stocks as Europe’s debt crisis threatened to derail global growth.
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The Australian and New Zealand dollars touched the highest in more than four years against the yen after the Bank of Japan expanded monetary stimulus, boosting the allure of higher-yielding assets.
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