A new era for the Australian Dollar: Something has changed Down Under
Something is moving around the Australian Dollar for the first time in years.

Something is moving around the Australian Dollar for the first time in years.
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After fluctuating in a relatively wide range at the beginning of the week, EUR/USD edged lower on Tuesday but managed to find support. The pair was last seen trading moderatly higher on the day, at around 1.1800.
The EUR/USD exchange rate remained in a tight range at the key support level at 1.1800 after the US released key macro data. It has slipped substantially from the year-to-date of 1.2095.
Gold is gathering pace to regain the $5,200 level early Wednesday, as buyers fight back control amid a broadly weaker US Dollar (USD) and looming trade and geopolitical risks.