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Soft sentiment surveys sink Aussie dollar to seven-month low

SYDNEY: The Australian dollar was pinned to a seven-month low on Wednesday and trailing peers as grim economic surveys reinforced bets that local interest rates have peaked, while a hot US inflation reading raised expectations for a sharp move higher in US rates. Overnight, only the oil-linked Norwegian krone fared worse than the Aussie when a hotter-than-expected US inflation reading set off a…

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    SYDNEY: The Australian dollar was pinned to a seven-month low on Wednesday and trailing peers as grim economic surveys reinforced bets that local interest rates have peaked, while a hot US inflation reading raised expectations for a sharp move higher in US…

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