Reuters newswires issued a mistaken release of Chinese data (which was supposedly the data from last time) and the AUD/USD fell swiftly from 1.0765 to 1.0741. It has now recovered to 1.0765 on the clarification.
Reuters newswires issued a mistaken release of Chinese data (which was supposedly the data from last time) and the AUD/USD fell swiftly from 1.0765 to 1.0741. It has now recovered to 1.0765 on the clarification.
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