- Positive economic data from the US maintained the feeling that the global economy is on the mend with investors buying into higher-yielding “riskier” currencies at sterling’s expense.
- Better-than-expected Australian construction work spending supported the aussie’s gains and bodes well for next week’s second-quarter gross domestic product reading.
- However, the Australian currency held relatively steady overnight, hovering near its 13-year high against sterling.
- Its failure to climb higher has some worried that the aussie may be increasingly over-bought against the pound with a rally in riskier assets possibly slowing.
Wednesday, 26 August 2009
Sterling slows its slide vs the aussie
The pound began to cap its downward spiral against the aussie yesterday, falling just 0.04% to close the day at 1.9555.
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