澳币8430了!

休

1989年以来新高.

休

The Australian dollar dollar soared above US84 cents for the first time since February 1989 after the release of stronger-than-expected economic growth figures.

Gross domestic product for the March quarter rose 1.6 per cent quarter on quarter and 3.8 per cent over the year to March 31.

Economists expected an annual 3.1 per cent growth rate.

At 11.51am the dollar was buying US84.18 cents.

The economy was buoyed by strong consumer demand, supported by low unemployment and stable interest rates, and solid business investment as companies raked in huge profits.

Such strength came despite a devastating drought that has severely hit farmlands.

Earlier, the central bank left interest rates unchanged for another month following yesterday's board meeting, as widely expected.

Helping the Australian dollar are rising expectations that interest rates will head higher by the end of this year.

Comments by US Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke also paved the way for the Australian dollar's rise, with the US dollar falling as traders focussed on the likelihood of a rate cut in the US.

Mr Bernanke said the US economy will pick up, but he also highlighted weakness in the housing market which has dragged on growth.

goldenapple

发飙了。。。

美讶

damn.......

Portal

这下一年内都不会加息了, hoho

alex1031

日期:2007/06/06
货币名称 现汇买入价 现钞买入价 卖出价 基准价 中行折算价 发布时间
英镑 1517.36 1485.37 1529.55 1522.38 1522.38 10:57:51
港币 97.62 96.84 97.99 97.84 97.84 10:57:51
美元 762.26 756.15 765.32 763.98 763.98 10:57:51
瑞士法郎 624.5 611.33 629.52   626.81 10:57:51
新加坡元 496.84 486.36 500.83   499.09 10:57:51
瑞典克朗 110.29 107.97 111.18   110.67 10:57:51
丹麦克朗 138.15 135.24 139.26   138.63 10:57:51
挪威克朗 127.43 124.74 128.45   127.83 10:57:51
日元 6.2702 6.138 6.3206 6.2887 6.2887 10:57:51
加拿大元 716.69 701.58 722.45   719.25 10:57:51
澳大利亚元 640.96 627.44 646.11   640.18 10:57:51
欧元 1028.86 1007.16 1037.12 1032.37 1032.37 10:57:51
澳门元 95.43 94.62 95.79   95.63 10:57:51
菲律宾比索 16.55 16.2 16.68   16.64 10:57:51
泰国铢 21.74 21.28 21.91   21.83 10:57:51
新西兰元 574.2   578.81   574.44 10:57:51
韩国元   0.7811 0.8404   0.811 10:57:51
:si92

花生

涨吧， 涨吧， 放正国内的钱都换过来了， 再怎么涨也不怕了。

lee3star

原帖由 Portal 于 2007-6-6 13:24 发表
这下一年内都不会加息了, hoho

这个结论怎么得出来的？？

黑山老妖

原帖由 tangsun 于 2007-6-6 13:24 发表
:si160

AgeanSea

原帖由 黑山老妖 于 2007-6-6 13:29 发表

为什么不高兴呢？

alex1031

同问，难道收入是拿美金？

黑山老妖

not good for economy and share price.

我爱猫

啊。。。带来的美金更换不了了。。。

郁闷

goldenapple

原帖由 我爱猫 于 2007-6-6 13:47 发表
啊。。。带来的美金更换不了了。。。

郁闷

我来帮你保管吧，嘻嘻。。。

alex1031

原帖由 我爱猫 于 2007-6-6 13:47 发表
啊。。。带来的美金更换不了了。。。

郁闷

那就换日元吧，这个是对美元唯一贬值的:si131

ingeer

HOHO，年初分了几次换的，均价6.10-6.15，涨吧涨吧，反正现在手里只有AUD
:si131

语阁

kao,kao,我幸好上个月买房子,换了3w澳元

goldenapple

原帖由 语阁 于 2007-6-6 14:19 发表
kao,kao,我幸好上个月买房子,换了3w澳元

米人啊，拜一拜。。。

北风

原帖由 语阁 于 6/6/2007 14:19 发表
kao,kao,我幸好上个月买房子,换了3w澳元

恭喜阿！你们投资房买在哪的？

pwr

上个月就有人说到了2010年澳币就升到1:1了

西边雨

那不是去夏威夷会便宜些？

astina

原帖由 西边雨 于 2007-6-6 16:33 发表
那不是去夏威夷会便宜些？

是去美国玩的好时候

AgeanSea

原帖由 astina 于 2007-6-6 16:46 发表


是去美国玩的好时候

不等到1：1再去？:si150

Devil_Star

幸亏上次81－82时把手上的几张AUD/USD空单都放掉了，只赚了一桌饭钱， 今天继续再空，希望能赚回一个月的饭钱～

Devil_Star

原帖由 AgeanSea 于 2007-6-6 16:49 发表


不等到1：1再去？:si150

要不要回到上世纪七十年代， 澳元比美元大大值钱时才去？

黑山老妖

今天都过了84c乐，一度达到84.6c

ingeer

MT4 平台刚才最高价0.8466... 又开始了。。。

西边雨

有没有什么原因？

ingeer

有没有什么原因？

哈哈，天知道啊，就算有体面的原因也是假的，我觉得就是各大基金公司都在做套息，拼命买进NZD和AUD。。

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Australia's unemployment rate has fallen to its lowest level in almost 33 years as more people take part in the workforce than ever before.

The unemployment rate dropped to 4.2 per cent in May, compared with 4.4 per cent in April, figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics showed.

The result was the lowest reading since November 1974 when the then quarterly unemployment reading stood at four per cent.

Federal Treasurer Peter Costello says the Australian economy is now close to full employment.

Mr Costello said the country was entrenching low unemployment into the system but it was not clear yet how low the jobless rate could fall.

Grange Securities chief economist Stephen Roberts said the country's strong economy was driving the strong growth in employment, particularly in full time jobs.

Total employment rose 39,400 to 10.454 million, seasonally adjusted.

Economists had expected total employment to rise by 10,000 and the unemployment rate to remain at 4.4 per cent.

Full time employment increased by 66,800 to 7.530 million, while part-time employment fell 27,400 to 2.924 million.

The participation rate in May rose to a record high of 65 per cent, compared with an unrevised 64.9 per cent in April.

"Across the board, it's a very strong rise in employment," Mr Roberts said.

"It's very heavily concentrated in full-time employment.

"Mr Roberts said the strong growth in full-time employment and the high participation rate would likely put upward pressure on wages, fuelling inflation.

"It's another one of those pressure points there that mean we've certainly got an interest rate increase coming here ... it could be brought forward to perhaps August.

"I'm thinking more November."

He said that while inflation will likely fall in the short-term, any hint of rising inflation as a result of more strong economic results could trigger a rate rise.

Commonwealth Bank of Australia senior economist Michael Workman said the lowest unemployment rate in Australia in more than 30 years was indicative of an economy steaming ahead.

Mr Workman said the figures released on Thursday were very strong, and backed up Wednesday's strong gross domestic product (GDP) numbers.

"The GDP number really came into line with the employment figures ... we've had 18 months of pretty weak GDP numbers in a relative sense while the jobs market has performed exceptionally well.

"So now, finally, the GDP numbers are fully reflective of the main indicators in the economy which are jobs growth and the unemployment rate."

The unemployment rate fell below five per cent in all states for the first time in 30 years, with NSW recording the highest unemployment rate at 4.9 per cent.

Mr Workman said the state figures were an exceptionally good outcome.

HSBC chief economist Dr John Edwards said the lower unemployment rate could prompt the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) to raise interest rates in July.

"I think the Reserve Bank will be very concerned by the astonishing increase in full-time jobs, that's (almost) 67,000 created in a month, which is quite astonishing, despite an increase in the participation rate," he said.

"This definitely raises the risk of the RBA tightening in July."

Dr Edwards said the central bank would be assessing inflationary risks, even though wage inflation is benign for now.

"The risk is, of course, if employment growth continues at this pace ... that will put pressure on wages."

Dr Edwards said strong consumer spending had created jobs in the services sector and driven employment growth.

ANZ head of Australian economics Tony Pearson said the labour force data showed the economy was red hot, yet had room for further growth.

"We believe growth will accelerate from here and we must now actively consider whether we will see an unemployment rate with a 'three' in front of it before year end," he said.

Mr Pearson said the strong economic growth and demand for labour would, however, put upward pressure on interest rates.

"The Reserve Bank has been resolutely on hold since November because of muted price and wage pressures. However, its confidence that this benign inflation story will last must now be beginning to waver given above trend economic growth and a demand for labour that shows no sign of waning.

"We remain of the view that it will be difficult for the Reserve Bank to increase interest rates this side of the Federal election, but continue to believe that another 25 basis points increase shortly after the election will be necessary as insurance against medium term inflationary risks."