According to data from Bitcoin Charts,
Australian dollar trading is only available on two exchanges, both of which have less than 2,000 BTC in volumes.
It still sells plenty of Yellow Tail wine but doesn't make money from US sales if
the Australian dollar trades above US90 cents.
Not exact matches
The
Australian dollar also got an upward lift,
traded at $ 0.7259 versus the greenback, compared with $ 0.7241 prior to the data releases.
Western
Australian business has not warmed to the federal government's proposed emissions
trading scheme, with warnings that the policy could drive billions of
dollars of investment offshore.
This is not a trending market so there is a better probability that the
Australian dollar will continue to
trade between the upper and lower limits of the
trading band.
The
Australian dollar provides good opportunities for traders and we continue to use the ANTSYSS
trade method to extract good returns from these movements.
Instead, the
Australian dollar is confined by a long term sideways
trading band starting in 2016 April.
That said, the trend is still clear, as the Canadian
Dollar and the
Australian Dollar are both
trading very close to their multi-month lows, while the Yen remains the best performing major of the year so far.
The
Australian dollar has remained in a relatively steady range over the past couple of years, at levels that are a little above average against the US
dollar and about 10 per cent above average in
trade - weighted terms.
Since the beginning of 2014, though, the
Australian dollar has on average been 18 per cent below the peaks it reached in 2013, on a
trade - weighted basis.
To put this in perspective, in terms of overall economic size, Australia ranks 14th in the world, so
trading in the
Australian dollar is well ahead of where one would expect it to be given the size of the economy.
Many of these investments involve buying companies in foreign currencies, like the
Australian dollar or British pound, that are
trading near multi-year lows against the US
dollar, and far below their historic averages.
The
Australian foreign exchange market is the 9th largest in the world and the
Australian dollar is the seventh most actively
traded currency in the world, marginally behind the Canadian
dollar (Table 2).
Over the six months from late January, the
Australian dollar fell by 11 per cent against the US
dollar and 8 per cent in
trade - weighted terms.
The
Australian dollar was
trading at 1.2614 per
dollar before midday.
The
Australian dollar was
trading at 1.2462 per
dollar.
In the second step, the model estimates the appropriate discount rate for the security, which in the case of RMBS is expressed as a
trading margin — the difference between the yield on the RMBS and the
Australian dollar swap rate for the tenor corresponding to the WAL of the RMBS.
The
Australian dollar was steadier in
trade - weighted terms and, indeed, it rose against some currencies, including the euro, during this period.
The
Australian dollar added 0.4 percent on the US
dollar, changing hands at 1.2585 per US
dollar as the
Australian trading day was ending.
A pattern that has emerged over the past couple of years has been for the
Australian dollar to move more overnight in offshore
trading sessions than in domestic sessions (Graph 27).
The
Australian dollar offered little for investors throughout
trade on Friday failing to recover the losses suffered on the back of shrinking private capital expenditure and an improved U.S. core inflation read.
As such, the fall in the
Australian dollar's rate against the latter currency again became more pronounced than the fall in the
trade - weighted index.
«So far, throughout much of 2016, gold has
traded in
Australian dollar terms mostly between A$ 1,600 and A$ 1,800 per ounce and averaged near A$ 1,700 per ounce,» Close said.
The
Australian dollar has depreciated from its mid-February peak, by around 6 1/2 per cent on a
trade - weighted basis, following a period of strong appreciation over the previous year and a half.
The decline in earnings over the past year owes largely to a fall in
Australian dollar prices, as the appreciation of the
Australian dollar has more than offset rising world commodity prices evident since mid last year (see section on commodity prices and the terms of
trade below).
Australian Dollar: The Aussie dollar took a battering throughout trade on Monday as speculators adjusted their positions ahead of today's RBA rate announc
Dollar: The Aussie
dollar took a battering throughout trade on Monday as speculators adjusted their positions ahead of today's RBA rate announc
dollar took a battering throughout
trade on Monday as speculators adjusted their positions ahead of today's RBA rate announcement.
With a carry
trade, you would borrow or sell Japanese yen and use that to purchase
Australian dollars.
Take away: China - Australia
trade ties have traditionally been strong, with China importing tens of billions of
dollars» worth of
Australian goods.
In
Australian -
dollar terms, falls in import prices have been proportionately greater than those for exports, so that there has been a rise in the terms of
trade over the year (Graph 42).
Borrow in the low interest rate currency (Yen, Swiss Francs, Offshore Yuan), and invest in the high interest rate currency (US
dollars, NZ
dollars,
Australian dollars, Korean Won, Indian Rupee, etc.) Again, it all depends where you are in the cycle, as to whether this is a good
trade or not.
During
trading on Friday, the
Australian dollar fell by 0.4 percent.
As discussed in the chapter on «International and Foreign Exchange Markets», the
Australian dollar has continued to appreciate over recent months, rising on a
trade - weighted basis by 5 per cent since early November and 21 per cent over the past year.
The tendency for dealers to
trade the
Australian dollar in line with commodity prices, themselves strongly correlated with US economic growth, may also have contributed to the link, although the correlation of the
Australian dollar with the US
dollar has been significantly higher than its correlation with commodity prices.
The more general forces that have influenced the exchange rate over the past year or so have been the relative strength of the
Australian economy, the associated yield differential in favour of
Australian dollar assets, and the continued improvement in Australia's terms of
trade, which are now at their highest level in more than 25 years.
In inflation - adjusted terms, the value of the
Australian dollar is at a record level against a
trade - weighted basket of east Asian currencies, with a number of these currencies having depreciated markedly at the time of the Asian crisis, and again more recently (Graph 69).
With the narrower
trading range for the
Australian dollar during 2005, exchange rate volatility has fallen below its post-float average.
As the
Australian dollar appreciated against the US
dollar and
traded near the top of its recent range, the Bank took the opportunity to add around $ 1 billion to net reserves over the three months, though mostly in March.
Trading in the
Australian dollar over the past three months has continued to be relatively uneventful.
Reflecting the significant weight Asian currencies have in the
trade - weighted index of the
Australian dollar, the index was up by 6 per cent over the period.
On a
trade - weighted basis, the rise in the
Australian dollar has also been quite substantial, since the TWI gives a high weight to a number of Asian currencies whose governments have chosen to depreciate with the US
dollar.
A higher
trade - weighted value of the
Australian dollar over the past year has contributed importantly to the lower inflation outcomes.
The
Australian dollar also gained 0.13 percent on the US
dollar during
Australian trading on Wednesday, changing hands at 1.3042 per US
dollar.
The
Australian Dollar offered little to excite investors through
trade on Wednesday holding onto gains earned Tuesday in the aftermath of the RBA rate announcement.
«In the past that export volume was very much a commoditised approach, a
trading mentality, and it was all about price and you were very much at the whim of the
Australian dollar.
The co-operative cited a spike in the
Australian dollar and a global dairy market that continues to weaken after China slashed its spending on bulk dairy imports and amid Russia's ongoing
trade sanctions on many western products.
Mr Dettling was surprised at the
trading halt but he said dry conditions as well as a spike in the
Australian dollar could have hit the company's earnings.
When the wine was first launched, the
Australian dollar was
trading at around US57 cents.
Partial transcript of the November 9, 2014 Financial Review Sunday program, featuring the China free
trade deal,
Australian dollar, Ten Network bidders, float frenzy and David Paradice's picks.
Loss of
trade, tourism and other costs associated with disease recovery, costs the
Australian economy billions of
dollars.
«We are definitely seeing more interest from both institutional and private investors in dairy due to the depreciating
Australian dollar, the attractive free -
trade agreement and some favourable pricing,» said Darren Craike from Bell Potter Securities.