Australian dollar declined in the early session today amid better data on new home sales, but weaker corporate earnings and index AIG in manufacturing. Speculation about a new cut in the base rate of the country is also putting pressure on the national currency.
AUD / USD fell 0.3% to 0.7787, while the Central Bank of Australia will publish new statement Tuesday. The dollar rose against the Japanese yen, as USD / JPY was trading at 119.81 an increase of 0.20% and the EUR / USD is traded not price of 1.1174 - a decline of 0.2%.
In the Asian session today manufacturing PMI index for China rose to 50.7 points, compared to forecasts for 50.1 and weekend People's Bank of China lowered interest rates to 5.35%, which increased Asian stocks.
Dollar index, which takes into account the power of the "greenback" jumped 0.20 percent to 95.45.
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