RBA governor Stevens has once again reiterated his bearish stance on the Australian dollar, leading to another sell-off in the volatile currency. Speaking in New York overnight, the governor stated that the AUD will ‘very likely fall further'. He also noted that Sydney house prices ‘look rather exuberant' but one
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