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Up one day, down the next

YESTERDAY’S gains were all but a distant memory on the Australian Securities Exchange which dipped back into the red in today’s session after local inflation data sent the Australian dollar into orbit while gold hit a fresh all-time high.

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Local stocks were weakened following the release of inflation figures, which showed the consumer price index gained 0.9% in the June quarter and which prompted the Aussie dollar to break new ground above...

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