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FOREX - AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR OPENS SHARPLY HIGHER - NOV 1, 2006.

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SYDNEY, Nov 1 Asia Pulse - The Australian dollar opened nearly half a US cent higher today, supported by rate hike expectations, while the US dollar suffered as US consumer confidence unexpectedly declined.

At 0700 AEDT the domestic currency was at $US0.7744/49, well up from yesterday's close of 0.7697/01.

Overnight it reached a low of $US0.7671 and high of 0.7752.

OzForex corporate dealer Alex Nicholas said the US dollar came under pressure last night as consumer confidence dipped and business activity slowed.

"This is all feeding the belief that the Fed (US Federal Reserve) might cut borrowing costs and start lowering interest rates rather than remain in the current holding pattern," he said.

"This is obviously helping the Aussie out."

Despite the fall in energy prices, US consumer confidence dipped as workers became more concerned about job availability and the state of the economy.

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