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Gold and the Australian Dollar

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Models at Work

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The Australian dollar is a commodity currency whose movements are dictated by movements in commodity prices, in particular coal, iron ore, copper and gold . When the prices of these commodities rise in the market then the Australian dollar tends to appreciate, when prices fall the value of the Australian dollar generally falls. However, unlike a commodity, the Australian dollar combines the benefit of a commodity driven hike with the added benefit of yield.

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© 2014 Jawwad Ahmed Farid

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Farid, J.A. (2014). Gold and the Australian Dollar. In: Models at Work. Global Financial Markets. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137371645_9

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