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It looks to be the case that the market is already pricing in a rate hike; and thereby a hold could prove a greater burden to the currency than a hike could perform as a bullish driver.

An empty upcoming week of economic event risk suggests that the Australian Dollar will trade off moves in the US S&P 500 and broader financial market risk sentiment.

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The Australian dollar could break above parity with the US dollar for the first time in nearly 30 years.

The Australian dollar is expected to oscillate around 80 US cents over the second half of calendar 2009, but could move higher if China's appetite for Australian resource commodities ramps up.

The Australian dollar is at risk of a near-term decline even as the global economy shows signs of recovery and risk appetite improves, an analyst says.

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As equity markets have nosedived over the past year, many have seen the benefits of trading markets such as foreign exchange.

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Traders are not confident that the surging Aussie dollar will hit parity with the US dollar. In fact, many are going short.

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