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The Australian Dollar (AUD) is the currency of Australia. There are no restrictions making international payments and money transfers in Australian Dollars into or out of Australia.
Live Australian Dollar (AUD) Currency Exchange Quote For Your International Payment
Real rates, no surprises. Don't be fooled by currency converters on other sites. They give you non-tradable rates just to get your attention. Use the currency exchange tool below to get the best currency exchange rate from FTT for your Australian Dollar conversion and international payment or money transfer. The tool can be used to get the best currency exchange rate for buying Australian Dollars or selling Australian Dollars.
International payments into Australia in Australian Dollars are easy to process. International payments can generally be made within 2 days using an advanced payment provider such as FTT.
Payments will need either an Australian bank clearing code (6 digits) or a SWIFT/BIC code. These codes are unique and represent the bank where the destination account is held. The SWIFT/BIC ID consists of between 8 and 11 capital letters and numbers.
International payments out of Australia in Australian Dollars require some careful planning. If you send the payment directly to another bank account which is not denominated in Australian Dollars then the bank holding the account will charge you several percent to convert the currency. The best way to avoid this charge is to use FTT Currency as we hold an Australian Dollar account. This way your funds can leave Australia as Dollars and be converted at beneficial exchange rates to the currency of your choice.
Why FTT Currency for Australian Dollar International Payments?
FTT Currency are experts at exchanging and transferring Australian Dollars. We save you up to 90% of the cost of sending Australian Dollars overseas and save you time because everything is online. In a few minutes you can send your first payment. Your funds are processed through protected client accounts at Barclays Bank and are fully insured against fraud or negligence by an 'A' rated insurer.
Latest Australian Dollar News
Yesterday's Trading (02-Sep-2010)
GBP/AUD - closing market price was 1.6936 with a low of 1.6866 and a high of 1.7050.
AUD/USD - closing market price was 0.9090 with a low of 0.9054 and a high of 0.9122.
EUR/AUD - closing market price was 1.4099 with a low of 1.4050 and a high of 1.4134.
AUD/NZD - closing market price was 1.2737 with a low of 1.2677 and a high of 1.2798.
08 July 2010 09:28 - Australian Dollars FX Market News
Figures released for June employment levels have caused the Australian Dollar to soar against all major currency parings. Figures showed the economy added 45,900 jobs in June, exceeding forecasts for a 15,000 increase. The June figures have confirmed the strongest quarter growth of employment in Australia for almost four years. AUD/USD exceded 0.8750 this morning before levelling off to around 0.8732.
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New York Fed Discontinues Publication of Foreign Exchange Rates (source: NY Fed)
The New York Fed announced its decision to discontinue the publication of foreign exchange rates on December 31, 2008. (source: NY Fed)
Greek woes push Aussie dollar higher (source: Cnet)
THE fallout from Greece's debt woes have helped propel the dollar to a 13-year high against the euro, experts say. (source: Cnet)
Optus customer growth drives profit rise (source: Cnet)
OPTUS says third quarter net profit grew by 16 per cent with mobile revenues and customer numbers continuing to rise. (source: Cnet)
Dollar trading half a cent higher (source: Cnet)
THE dollar opened half a cent higher today after trading at over 93 US cents overnight following strong performances in equity markets, a surge in the gold price and a weaker US dollar. (source: Cnet)
Dollar higher after US debt news (source: Cnet)
THE dollar closed at a seven-month high today, after US policymakers signalled a further purchase of American Government debt, which led to a weaker US dollar. (source: Cnet)
Market lower at noon as banks gain (source: Cnet)
THE share market was marginally weaker at noon following a negative lead from Wall Street and lower commodities prices overnight, but some buoyancy was provided by banks, miners and consumer staples stocks. (source: Cnet)
Dollar higher at $US70c (source: Cnet)
THE dollar has opened higher, after higher commodities prices and a positive finish on US equity markets pushed the currency through $US0.7000. (source: Cnet)
New York Fed Discontinues Publication of Foreign Exchange Rates (source: NY Fed)
The New York Fed announced its decision to discontinue the publication of foreign exchange rates on December 31, 2008. (source: NY Fed)
Greek woes push Aussie dollar higher (source: Cnet)
THE fallout from Greece's debt woes have helped propel the dollar to a 13-year high against the euro, experts say. (source: Cnet)
Optus customer growth drives profit rise (source: Cnet)
OPTUS says third quarter net profit grew by 16 per cent with mobile revenues and customer numbers continuing to rise. (source: Cnet)
Dollar trading half a cent higher (source: Cnet)
THE dollar opened half a cent higher today after trading at over 93 US cents overnight following strong performances in equity markets, a surge in the gold price and a weaker US dollar. (source: Cnet)
Dollar higher after US debt news (source: Cnet)
THE dollar closed at a seven-month high today, after US policymakers signalled a further purchase of American Government debt, which led to a weaker US dollar. (source: Cnet)
Market lower at noon as banks gain (source: Cnet)
THE share market was marginally weaker at noon following a negative lead from Wall Street and lower commodities prices overnight, but some buoyancy was provided by banks, miners and consumer staples stocks. (source: Cnet)
Dollar higher at $US70c (source: Cnet)
THE dollar has opened higher, after higher commodities prices and a positive finish on US equity markets pushed the currency through $US0.7000. (source: Cnet)
