The dollar jumped against the Australian dollar on Thursday, after the
preliminary reading of China’s manufacturing data from HSBC disappointed
investors and sent most Asian equities into dive, while the euro
advanced ahead of upcoming Eurozone flash PMI reports.
The Australian dollar took a big hit from the downbeat China data, falling to 89.64 U.S. cents from 90.04 U.S. cents late Wednesday. The currency is often sensitive to data from China, which is the biggest export market for Australia.
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The Australian dollar took a big hit from the downbeat China data, falling to 89.64 U.S. cents from 90.04 U.S. cents late Wednesday. The currency is often sensitive to data from China, which is the biggest export market for Australia.
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