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Aussie dollar hits 17 year high after central bank cuts interest rate, but the currency remains weakened by supply concerns.
"When central banks raise interest rates, their intent is to stimulate consumption. What's also interesting is the response we observe: when the monetary policy rate rises, interest rates are lowered, which is a sign of weakness," said Simon Williamson from Credit Suisse in Sydney.
The dollar has now edged up against most major currencies in January and is up 11.7 percent against the euro for the month. The euro was up 0.6 percent.
The Australian dollar remains strong and has been in the black at around A$31 for about three years. But it has been more or less stuck in the red since it last traded above 12 per cent in May.
Gold has gained almost 13 percent against the US dollar since Labor won the election, but has had to bounce back against sterling amid concerns about Donald Trump's presidency and the rise of China.
A drop in the dollar was due mainly to uncertainty about the US presidential election and also a rise in Chinese imports.
China's trade surplus with the US reached $541 billion in January from $415 billion a year earlier, data showed.
"While this is a healthy sign for the dollar, the US stock market doesn't look to have been affected. If you see Chinese equities falling at a faster pace it will be difficult to justify those investors purchasing gold, and it may push a number of other countries, including the euro area and Japan, to look harder at gold as their major source of exposure," said Williamson.
Gold has been particularly important during the eurozone crisis, when bond yields plunged and the spread between yields and yields on government debt widened to close to 10 basis points.
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Wonthaggi shopping centre evacuated after gas leak
A fire was reported at the Winthaggi shopping centre in Gillingham at 11:27am on Saturday.
Fire crews were called to the building following reports of gas leaking from a duct system and building occupants were asked to leave before taking any further action.
Fire services are now assessing the damage
Fire crews are now assessing the damage at the shopping centre
Gillingsbury Primary School said a school bus was locked out of its vehicle and evacuated, with staff allowed back into the bus by 11:36am.
A further 200 children were attending the shopping centre for an evening of activities.
A total of 300 schools in the area have been told not to use the main road to the centre for a period of time.
A Gillingham Council spokeswoman said a full statement and timeline had been published today.
In 2012, three people were killed and at least 27 injured when gas ruptured at the building.
A gas leak led to the evacuation of the building.
Gillingsbury said the building would remain shut for at least a few hours.
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"When central banks raise interest rates, their intent is to stimulate consumption. What's also interesting is the response we observe: when the monetary policy rate rises, interest rates are lowered, which is a sign of weakness," said Simon Williamson from Credit Suisse in Sydney.
The dollar has now edged up against most major currencies in January and is up 11.7 percent against the euro for the month. The euro was up 0.6 percent.
The Australian dollar remains strong and has been in the black at around A$31 for about three years. But it has been more or less stuck in the red since it last traded above 12 per cent in May.
Gold has gained almost 13 percent against the US dollar since Labor won the election, but has had to bounce back against sterling amid concerns about Donald Trump's presidency and the rise of China.
A drop in the dollar was due mainly to uncertainty about the US presidential election and also a rise in Chinese imports.
China's trade surplus with the US reached $541 billion in January from $415 billion a year earlier, data showed.
"While this is a healthy sign for the dollar, the US stock market doesn't look to have been affected. If you see Chinese equities falling at a faster pace it will be difficult to justify those investors purchasing gold, and it may push a number of other countries, including the euro area and Japan, to look harder at gold as their major source of exposure," said Williamson.
Gold has been particularly important during the eurozone crisis, when bond yields plunged and the spread between yields and yields on government debt widened to close to 10 basis points.
예스카지노
Wonthaggi shopping centre evacuated after gas leak
A fire was reported at the Winthaggi shopping centre in Gillingham at 11:27am on Saturday.
Fire crews were called to the building following reports of gas leaking from a duct system and building occupants were asked to leave before taking any further action.
Fire services are now assessing the damage
Fire crews are now assessing the damage at the shopping centre
Gillingsbury Primary School said a school bus was locked out of its vehicle and evacuated, with staff allowed back into the bus by 11:36am.
A further 200 children were attending the shopping centre for an evening of activities.
A total of 300 schools in the area have been told not to use the main road to the centre for a period of time.
A Gillingham Council spokeswoman said a full statement and timeline had been published today.
In 2012, three people were killed and at least 27 injured when gas ruptured at the building.
A gas leak led to the evacuation of the building.
Gillingsbury said the building would remain shut for at least a few hours.
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