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杯具了!!0.98的时候了几千美金,又买了几千澳币的人民币。
今天突然看到如下新闻!!Wayne Swan说不管澳币了,要让其自由升值,并乐见一个强劲的澳币!澳洲的农业和制造业出口将受到损失。
还有投行预测,一个月内将到达1.10!!!!
完蛋了,第一次投机外汇,居然这么杯具收场,想死...
给点同情的泪水吧!!
http://www.smh.com.au/national/l ... 20101017-16ot2.html
Leave Aussie dollar alone: Swan
October 17, 2010 - 3:11PM
Federal Treasurer Wayne Swan says the stronger Australian dollar should be left unchecked.
The local currency reached parity with the US dollar late on Friday night, reaching a level not seen since the unit was floated in 1983.
Some experts expect the Australian dollar to be worth $US1.10 within a month.
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While a stronger Australian dollar is good for holidaymakers travelling overseas, it is bad news for farmers and manufacturers as their exports become more expensive.
But Mr Swan said intervening to devalue the Australian dollar would be disastrous.
‘‘To artificially depress the value of the currency would be counterproductive as (that) would only succeed in driving inflation and interest rates higher, with damaging consequences for all sectors of the economy,’’ he said in an economic note released today.
Mr Swan recalled the 1970s, when the Australian government fixed the exchange rate as export prices exceeded import prices during the terms of trade boom.
‘‘The result was [that] headline inflation rose from around 5 per cent to 17.6 per cent in a little over two years,’’ he said.
The Australian dollar reached parity with the greenback at about 2318 (AEDT) on Friday night, during overseas trading.
The Aussie could reach $US1.10 within a month, AMP Capital Investors chief economist Shane Oliver said.
The Reserve Bank rarely intervenes with the Australian dollar.
The central bank propped up the currency in October and November 2008 when the dollar threatened to fall under 60 US cents during the dark days of the global financial crisis.
In different circumstances, RBC Capital Markets senior economist Su-Lin Ong said an activist Reserve Bank would be unlikely.
‘‘Despite the current level of the Australian dollar and rapid pace of appreciation recently, we doubt very much if the RBA is uncomfortable with the currency although, consistent with past behaviour, it may lean on it a little via its foreign exchange rate management,’’ she said.
The local currency market opens at 7am (AEDT) on Monday. |
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