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Australia dollar jumps to 1-month high after GDP data

Published Wed, Jun 7, 2017 · 02:27 AM

    [SYDNEY] The Australian dollar leapt to a one-month high on Wednesday following a stronger than expected gross domestic product report.

    The Aussie gained around a third of a US cent to US$0.7534, away from Tuesday's low of US$0.7457. A sustained break above 75 cents would target $0.7556.

    REUTERS

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