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Australian CPI rose to 7.8% year-on-year in the December quarter, a 33-year high and above the 7.5% consensus. The result pushed the Aussie up nearly 1% to US$0.7114 and lifted bond yields as markets priced a high probability of another RBA hike.
Higher Australian rates tend to support the AUD through yield differentials. The move has no direct bearing on feed grain or protein supply and demand.
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