Forex Flash: AUD/USD could target 1.0300 near term – Westpac

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FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - The relentless upside in the aussie dollar seems unstoppable since its beginning in December 20, stimulated lately by the (more dovish) FOMC comments and the consequent dip in the world's reserve against its major rivals.See all stories on this topic »


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