The Australian dollar is as strong as it’s been since the beginning of the commodities boom. It takes just one dollar and five Australian cents to buy the greenback. The latest move probably comes as traders read the inflation tea leaves and do not see the Reserve Bank cutting rates this year. If the CPI data show official prices growing above the 3-4% range, then for the rest of 2008 the Australian dollar is going to enjoy a significant yield advantage.
April 23rd, 2008 | The Daily Reckoning | 5 comments | Continued