THE Australian dollar has made
minor gains against most of the
major players over the last week,
grabbing back 0.31% against
the US dollar and clawing back
0.29% from the Chinese yuan.
Although these aren’t the
scale of value to make front
page news, it does represent
some positive value for
travellers heading to Australia’s
established travel markets.
The Aussie value struggled
against our Tasman neighbours
New Zealand and Canada, losing
0.07% and 0.38% respectively.
Hold off on the bears and
bungee jumping for now.
Wholesale rates this morning.
$1AUD = US0.769
US $0.769
UK £0.544
NZ $1.053
Euro €0.624
Japan ¥82.14
Thailand ß24.08
China ¥4.853
South Africa R9.306
Canada $0.977
Crude oil US$62.06
Source: traveldaily