Article F58W The Australian dollar is 'smashed' and teetering over the US 70c precipice

The Australian dollar is 'smashed' and teetering over the US 70c precipice

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Stephen Koukoulas
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The dollar's fall of more than 35c from its recent peak is substantial and it's easier to make the case for further falls than for a quick recovery

The Australian dollar has been in freefall.

"Smashed" was the description from a foreign exchange trader friend noting that since the peak of US$1.1080 during 2011, the dollar is now below US 75c and many strategists are now forecasting a fall below US70c and with a real risk of US60c over the next year.

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