Commodity units recover some ground
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MAJOR currencies closely linked to commodities prices recovered some ground on Tuesday after a rough few weeks as oil prices steadied and Australia's central bank changed its tone.
The Aussie dollar rose 1.5 per cent to its highest in a fortnight after the Reserve Bank of Australia dropped a long-used reference in its post-policy-meeting statement to a further decline of the currency being necessary.
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