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澳元走势图+汇率牌价 (自动更新)(页 1) - 澳洲留学移民 -

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2007-8-7 17:03 kroc
澳元走势图+汇率牌价 (自动更新)

[size=4][color=red][b][align=center][size=5][b][color=#ff0000]中国银行当日外汇牌价[/color][/b]: [/size][url=http://www.bank-of-china.com/cn/common/service.jsp][size=5]请点击这里[/size][/url][/align]

[align=center][/b][/color][/size][size=4][color=red][/color][/size] [/align][align=center][size=4][color=red][b]澳元走势图 (澳元AUD :人民币CNY)[/b][/color][/size][/align]

[align=center][size=2][color=darkred]30days[/color][/size][/align][align=center][img]http://www.x-rates.com/d/CNY/AUD/graph30.png[/img][/align]
[align=center][color=darkred]120days[/color][/align][align=center][img]http://www.x-rates.com/d/CNY/AUD/graph120.png[/img][/align][align=center]以上图表来自[img=137,19]http://www.x-rates.com/img/top_left_logo.gif[/img] (以美国时间为准)[/align]


[align=center][size=2][color=darkred]3 month[/color][/size][/align][align=center][img]http://ichart.finance.yahoo.com/3m?audcny=x[/img][/align][align=center]
[size=2][color=darkred]1 Year[/color][/size]
[img]http://ichart.finance.yahoo.com/1y?audcny=x[/img]
以上图表来自[img=151,20]http://us.i1.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/i/us/nt/ma/ma_fi_1.gif[/img] (更新会比澳洲慢2天)
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2007-8-7 17:11 zwilliam
接下来不知道会怎样...

可能继续走强吧..

2007-8-7 17:19 城市童话
这个会自动更新吗??

2007-8-7 17:33 kroc
会的   :D

2007-8-7 17:38 kroc
图是yahoo finance上的。。  我观察了几天。。 发现图的地址是不会变的。。 所以。。。是自动更新

2007-8-7 20:58 rachelshum
good,太好拉

我正等时机拿人民币换澳元买房,现在澳元太高拉,赚了澳元也不舒服.快跌点

2007-8-8 10:35 Aikiki
图没更新吧。

2007-8-8 13:46 qianjun_tz
good.澳元还会涨吗

2007-8-8 18:06 kroc
[quote]原帖由 [i]Aikiki[/i] 于 2007-8-8 09:35 发表 [url=http://www.ozchinese.com/bbs/redirect.php?goto=findpost&pid=2059265&ptid=111600][img]http://www.ozchinese.com/bbs/images/common/back.gif[/img][/url]
图没更新吧。 [/quote]

更新了。。。  不信的话 你今晚截个图,明天对照看看。。   :D

童话~   这个不给个置顶?

2007-8-8 18:32 sophie--baby
:P

2007-8-8 19:50 Aikiki
but 2day is 8th 0f August

2007-8-8 19:51 ying3232
这个帖子不错哦`` 饿` 嘿嘿 快跌`

2007-8-8 20:02 kroc
[quote]原帖由 [i]Aikiki[/i] 于 2007-8-8 18:50 发表 [url=http://www.ozchinese.com/bbs/redirect.php?goto=findpost&pid=2059855&ptid=111600][img]http://www.ozchinese.com/bbs/images/common/back.gif[/img][/url]
but 2day is 8th 0f August [/quote]

The charts are taken from Yahoo Finance, based on US time. So, always 1 day bebind :P

2007-8-8 23:17 ying3232
奇怪 记得我刚才看是7号的 这下怎么图变6号的了`~?~~~?~?

2007-8-8 23:43 soyawuji
现在去旅行比较划算~~

2007-8-8 23:46 Devil_Star
今天一早知道RBA加息的消息后就赶快把手上的美金都换成澳币了,看蔬菜水果贵成这个样子就知道通涨猛啊,AUD:USD目标0.90~

2007-8-9 00:13 kroc
[quote]原帖由 [i]ying3232[/i] 于 2007-8-8 22:17 发表 [url=http://www.ozchinese.com/bbs/redirect.php?goto=findpost&pid=2060187&ptid=111600][img]http://www.ozchinese.com/bbs/images/common/back.gif[/img][/url]
奇怪 记得我刚才看是7号的 这下怎么图变6号的了`~?~~~?~? [/quote]

呃。。 是哦。。我刚才看也是7号的?!   

我查了一下yahoo finance...  他们自己变回去了。。。 8知道为什么 :$

2007-8-9 15:41 城市童话
7号的了..哪里会自动更新.

2007-8-9 17:54 ying3232
赶快跌 跌...

怎么没有更新..

是呀 现在和美金比率没差多少了都

2007-8-10 12:30 kroc
[quote]原帖由 [i]城市童话[/i] 于 2007-8-9 14:41 发表 [url=http://www.ozchinese.com/bbs/redirect.php?goto=findpost&pid=2060937&ptid=111600][img]http://www.ozchinese.com/bbs/images/common/back.gif[/img][/url]
7号的了..哪里会自动更新. [/quote]


美国本身就比我们晚一天。

估计人家的图更新的会慢一点点。。。 但是会变的。。   现在是8号的了。。

2007-8-10 19:12 kroc
帖子重新编辑了。。  多加了两个别的网站的图。  新图更新比雅虎的快一天。

由于很多人反映图更新比较慢,但是大部分的exchange网站都在美国,所以时间上看是晚一天,其实跟这边的时间是一样的。 只是雅虎的慢一天。。所以看起来好像没有更新。

2007-8-10 22:59 zwilliam
今天降了不少...

check this out:

Australian, New Zealand Dollars Slide on Credit Market Losses

By David McIntyre

Aug. 10 (Bloomberg) -- The Australian and New Zealand dollars fell, the biggest fluctuation of any currencies today, as credit market losses prompted investors to sell high-yielding assets bought with funds borrowed in Japan.

The currencies headed for a third weekly drop against the yen as investors pared so-called carry trades after BNP Paribas SA, France's biggest bank, yesterday said it halted withdrawals from funds that own subprime mortgages. Asian equities followed U.S. and European stocks lower and government bonds rose as investors shunned risk.

``Subprime is a car that is out of control, it is only a matter of time before it crashes,'' said Alex Sinton, senior currency dealer at ANZ National Bank Ltd. in Auckland. ``The New Zealand and Australian dollars are the possums in the headlights.''

The Australian dollar fell 1.5 percent to 84.25 U.S. cents as of 4:41 p.m. in Sydney from late in Asia yesterday, meaning it has lost 1.4 percent this week. It touched 84.01 cents, the least since June 28. The currency fell 2.2 percent against the yen today to 99.40.

New Zealand's dollar slid 2.1 percent to 74.23 U.S. cents from yesterday and has slumped 2.4 percent this week. It fell as low as 74.06 cents today, the lowest since June 1. The currency also slid 2.8 percent from yesterday to trade at 87.57 yen.

Ray Attrill, director of foreign exchange research at Forecast Ltd. in Sydney, said the two currencies were likely to attract buyers at these levels.

Congestion Area

The Australian dollar would look cheap under 85 cents, considering how wide the yield spread is, Attrill said. Australia's two-year government bonds yield 1.91 percentage points more than equivalent U.S. Treasuries, compared with yesterday's 1.97 point premium, the widest in 2 1/2 years.

New Zealand's dollar fell against the yen to a level where preset orders to buy the currency were set, Attrill said. The New Zealand-yen cross traded between 86.70 yen and 89.20 yen from April 13 to May 30, creating a level known as a congestion area, which the currency was in now, he said.

``The currency has just come into the congestion area and you tend to find some support there,'' Attrill said.

U.S. stocks slumped yesterday after France's BNP Paribas SA said it couldn't value the holdings of three funds linked to subprime mortgages. Asian stocks followed U.S. equities lower today with the Morgan Stanley Capital International Asia Pacific Index dropping 3.2 percent to the lowest in more than two months.

Strong Correlation

The Australian dollar-yen cross had a correlation of 0.95 with the Asia-Pacific stock index in the last 12 months, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The New Zealand dollar- yen cross also had a correlation of 0.95. A reading of 1 would mean the two securities moved in lock step.

The European Central Bank, in an unprecedented response to a sudden demand for cash from banks roiled by the subprime mortgage crisis, loaned 94.8 billion euros ($129 billion) to ease a credit crunch. Central banks in the U.S., Japan, and Australia followed by injecting more than average amounts of cash into the financial systems.

The three-month Australian bank bill swap rate, a benchmark for corporate borrowing, rose 6 basis points to 6.725 percent today, the highest since Oct. 24, 1996.

Japan's 0.5 percent overnight lending rate is the lowest of any major economy. New Zealand's 7.75 percent rate differential with Japan has helped the currency gain 4.6 percent versus the yen this year. Australia's dollar advanced 6 percent on the country's 6 percent rate premium.

`Fear and Loathing'

New Zealand's central bank has raised its official cash rate four times this year to 8.25 percent, the highest after Iceland among countries with the top credit rating at Moody's Investors Service. The Reserve Bank of Australia increased its key rate to an 11-year high of 6.5 percent on Aug. 8.

Australian and New Zealand government bonds rose as investors sought safer assets.

The yield on the Australian 10-year note fell 13 basis points to 5.92 percent, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The yield on New Zealand's 10-year debt declined 14 basis points to 6.44 percent. A basis point is 0.01 percentage point.

``There's a lot of fear and loathing out there,'' said Damien McColough, head of fixed-income research at Westpac Banking Corp. in Sydney. ``Until I see evidence of what's going on spreading into the broader U.S. and global economy, I would suggest that the bond markets have overreacted.''

The world's biggest movers are based on changes in price yield and are screened for the size of the market and amount daily trading

2007-8-11 03:18 ying3232
原来 这样..

怎么又涨上去拉`

2007-8-14 02:26 zwilliam
接下来可能又要涨了....

Aug. 13 (Bloomberg) -- The Australian dollar rose, gaining the most among the 16 most-active currencies today, after the central bank forecast inflation to accelerate, less than a week after raising borrowing costs to an 11-year high.

The currency snapped two days of gains and government bonds extended their decline after the Reserve Bank of Australia said core inflation will quicken to 3 percent by December and remain at the top of its target range next year. Australia's dollar has advanced 7.5 percent this year and reached an 18-year high with the economy in its 16th year of growth, supported by demand for the commodities the country exports.

``We should see the Australian dollar sustain its rally,'' said Richard Grace, chief currency strategist at Commonwealth Bank of Australia in Sydney. ``This was a significant upward revision to underlying inflation and firms the RBA's tightening bias.''

Australia's dollar gained 0.4 percent to 84.76 U.S. cents at 4:48 p.m. in Sydney from 84.69 cents immediately before the RBA's statement and 84.43 cents late in New York Aug. 10. The currency will rise above 85 cents today, Grace said.

The yield on the Australian government two-year bond gained to 6.39 percent from 6.38 percent before the report and 6.30 percent late last week. Bond yields move inversely to prices.

The central bank increased rates to 6.5 percent last week after second-quarter inflation was higher than it had forecast.

Traders raised the odds of a rate rise by the end of the year as the yield on the 30-day interbank cash-rate future due in December climbed 5 basis points, or 0.05 percentage point, to 6.58 percent.

`Hawkish Statement'

In May, the central bank forecast underlying inflation would be 2.5 percent this year and between 2.5 percent and 3 percent by June 2008. Economic growth will accelerate to 4.25 percent in the year ending June 30, the Reserve Bank said in Sydney today in its quarterly statement on monetary policy.

``This was clearly a hawkish statement and it lays the groundwork for another RBA rate hike,'' said Clifford Bennett, chief economist at St. Helens Investors in Sydney.

Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Glenn Stevens will give his semi-annual testimony on Aug. 17.

Still, Bennett said the currency pared gains made on the RBA statement because of the ongoing uncertainty related to credit markets.

Australia's dollar has declined against 13 of the 16 most- traded currencies this quarter as investors cut positions in so- called carry trades, as losses related to U.S. subprime mortgages caused a credit squeeze. The Australian dollar was one of the favorite carry-trade currencies as investors took advantage of the country's 6 percentage point rate advantage over Japan to buy higher-yielding assets with borrowed yen.

The currency was at 100.42 yen from 99.96 yen late in New York last week.

Risk Aversion

``Australian dollar is faced with yen carry trades being unwound and a general shift to risk aversion that is yet to fully run its course,'' Bennett said. ``That will lead to an ongoing period of selling.''

The currency may touch 82.50 cents before rising again, helped by its commodity exports to Asia, Bennett said.

Raw material exports, which add about 14 percent to Australia's economic growth, have helped the currency gain 57 percent over the past five years. The Westpac Commodity Futures Index, an export weighted average of exchange-traded commodity futures prices, has more than doubled in the same period.

Five-Month High

The currency also advanced to the highest in five months against the New Zealand dollar.

Australia's dollar has gained 4 percent against its neighbors' currency since July 26 when Reserve Bank of New Zealand governor raised rates to 8.25 percent and said the cost of borrowing may be high enough to contain inflation.

``We definitely like the Aussie more than the kiwi,'' said Danica Hampton, currency strategist at Bank of New Zealand Ltd. in Wellington, referring to the currencies by their nicknames. ``The Australian central bank has a risk of a further rate hike whereas the RBNZ is closer to its peak.''

Australia's dollar was at NZ$1.1403 and reached NZ$1.1430, the highest since March 8.

2007-8-16 01:27 kroc
这两天还在降、  :(

2007-8-16 11:25 qianjun_tz
very good

2007-8-17 17:52 zxart
现在中间价是:5.92。各国纷纷抛弃强势货币,拯救股市

2007-8-17 17:59 kroc
嗯。。 不过汇率还没有回升。。 不过快了。。

2007-8-19 20:39 rachelshum
WHY

[quote]原帖由 [i]zxart[/i] 于 2007-8-17 16:52 发表 [url=http://www.ozchinese.com/bbs/redirect.php?goto=findpost&pid=2072642&ptid=111600][img]http://www.ozchinese.com/bbs/images/common/back.gif[/img][/url]
现在中间价是:5.92。各国纷纷抛弃强势货币,拯救股市 [/quote]

2007-8-25 00:16 ying3232
啥时候有过6.0 早知道那时候换钱了 可惜 没钱哟内   5555

2007-8-25 00:26 kroc
[quote]原帖由 [i]ying3232[/i] 于 2007-8-24 23:16 发表 [url=http://www.ozchinese.com/bbs/redirect.php?goto=findpost&pid=2084147&ptid=111600][img]http://www.ozchinese.com/bbs/images/common/back.gif[/img][/url]
啥时候有过6.0 早知道那时候换钱了 可惜 没钱哟内   5555 [/quote]

正好是你没来的那几天, 上个星期五降到5.99了。。  

现在又涨回去了  :$

2007-8-28 23:38 诚信商人
国际金融危机真不是盖的
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2007-9-5 16:57 ying3232
啥时候跌了..嘿嘿 通知我们的说`

2007-9-17 23:03 抑扬
8月17号是黑色的啊...:monkey1 早知道那天换多点了

2007-9-29 14:17 xiaomantong
:monkey5 :monkey5

2007-9-29 22:59 ying3232
等我要换钱的时候怎么又这么高了`

2007-10-7 21:37 rachelshum
现在又涨拉


2007-10-12 23:10 ying3232
我KAO 不是吧 今天怎么快6.8了 TMM 还让不让我活 米钱了都``

2007-11-7 22:21 ozking
如果工党不上台的话~据说澳元走势会一直到与美元持平

2007-11-8 21:52 hanson.sun
澳元还在继续攀升。

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