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The Australian Dollar Mirage: Why the Recent Surge is a Textbook Bull Trap The Australian Dollar recently captured headlines by surging to three-year highs near 0.7100, spurred by the Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA) surprise interest rate hike to 3.85% in February 2026. While retail sentiment is exuberant, the “Smart Money” is looking toward the
