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In Australia, the Australian dollar fell after the Reserve Bank of Australia cut interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point to 2.75%.
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We have had a massive depreciation of the dollar against the Euro, a pretty good depreciation against Brazil, Australia and several others.
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They are in better shape than others in the region, such as Australian banks, which have seen interbank funding costs soar, leading the Federal Reserve to open a dollar swap line this week with the Reserve Bank of Australia.
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The Australian dollar climbed after Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Glenn Stevens said at a parliamentary committee that interest rates were at an "appropriate level, " suggesting a pause in the central bank's series of aggressive rate cuts.
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Overall, Australia now boasts 23 billionaires, in U.S. dollar terms, up from 20 a year ago.
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Japanese stocks surged on Tuesday, hitting a fresh multi-year high, while the Australian dollar fell after the Reserve Bank of Australia cut interest rates.
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New Zealand's central bank said Wednesday it intervened in foreign-exchange markets to blunt the rise of its currency and will continue to do so, a day after Australia's central bank cut interest rates to a record low and noted the stubborn strength of the Australian dollar.
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