Australian Dollar jumps on RBA minutes ahead of Bernanke speech

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The Aussie inched up versus its 16 most-traded counterparts as officials announced in the latest meeting minutes that the inflation prospects are being influenced by recent currency drops. The Australian Dollar climbed 0.6% to 91.56 against U.S. currency and advanced 0.5% to 91.34 versus the Japanese Yen. New Zealand's currency jumped 0.2% to 78.20 against U.S. Dollar.
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