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Australian Dollar’s Top Forecasters Say Winning Run Likely Over

Bloomberg Markets Sunday 30 August 2026, 21:00 UTC By Matthew Burgess 1 min read
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The Australian dollar’s two-month rally may be nearing a peak, with some of its top forecasters warning that bets on another central bank interest-rate hike have gone too far.

The Australian dollar’s two-month rally may be nearing a peak, with some of its top forecasters warning that bets on another central bank interest-rate hike have gone too far.
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