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On Tuesday morning, the dollar was trading at 92.81 US cents. Source: ThinkStock

THE Australian dollar is lower amid concerns about how falling Chinese demand for imports will impact the local economy.

At 0700 AEST on Tuesday, the currency was trading at 92.81 US cents, down from 93.64 cents on Monday.

Economic data out on Monday, showed that China’s trade surplus rose to a record high in August, after imports surprisingly fell for a second straight month.

BK Asset Management managing director Kathy Lien said the Australian dollar was the hardest hit currency overnight, losing one per cent of its value.

“The surprise decline in Chinese imports last month raises fresh concerns for Australian trade activity,” she said.

“Imports have fallen for the second month in a row and it could only be a matter of time before it affects Australian exports.” The Australian dollar is also sharply weaker because of the surging US dollar.

The greenback hit an almost six year high against the Japanese currency of 106.09 yen, and 77.57 euro cents, which was a 14 month high.

Ms Lien said the rally was sparked by a rise in US Treasury bond yields and expectations that last Friday’s weaker than expected US employment data won’t stop the US Federal Reserve ending its stimulus program in October.

“After Friday’s surprisingly weak non-farm payrolls report, this strength may have caught some investors off guard,” she said. “However if you have been watching the Treasury market carefully like we suggested on Friday, the sharp rise in the dollar should not be a big surprise.” Ms Lien said the key focus for markets on Tuesday will be the release of the National Australia Bank’s monthly business survey for August.

資料來源:news.com.au