After sliding 2.1% in the last month due to the weakening Chinese economy and the stubbornness of the Reserve Bank of Australia, the Aussie gained and pulled up from its lowest in seven months time. This was due to the positive PMI data from China, Australia's biggest trade partner. The Australian Dollar increased by 0.5% to 88.16 U.S. cents early morning in London, gaining from 85.53 cents on Mondays, its lowest since February.