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Dollar steady

Dollar steady
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Global Shares approaches five-month high - QUICK NEWS AFRICA

Global Shares approaches five-month high - QUICK NEWS AFRICA
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Australian shares: Middle East rising tensions set to rattle the ASX ahead of RBA meeting

Shares are set to start lower on Monday and oil prices could bounce ahead of a possible RBA policy pivot on Tuesday.

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Live updates: ASX set for falls despite strong Wall Street gains on Friday; RBA to start two-day interest rate meeting

Live updates: ASX set for falls despite strong Wall Street gains on Friday; RBA to start two-day interest rate meeting
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Dollar poised for weekly decline; US jobs data up next

The dollar fell broadly on Friday in a bout of positive risk sentiment following upbeat big tech earnings on Wall Street, while traders awaited U.S. jobs data due later in the day to gauge how soon the Federal Reserve could begin easing rates. The closely watched nonfarm payrolls report later on Friday comes on the heels of the Fed's latest policy meeting where rates were kept steady as expected, though Chair Jerome Powell pushed back against market expectations of rate cuts in March.

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