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The AUD/USD exchange rate, often called the "Aussie", reflects how many US Dollars (USD) are needed to buy one Australian Dollar (AUD). This pair is closely tied to commodity prices, particularly iron ore and gold since Australia is a major exporter of raw materials. The exchange rate is influenced by monetary policy set by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) and the Federal Reserve (Fed), as well as China’s economic performance, given Australia’s strong trade relationship with China. When the global risk appetite is high, the Australian Dollar tends to strengthen, whereas, during risk-off periods, investors shift toward the US Dollar, causing AUD/USD to decline.
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