The Australian dollar eased from recent highs on Wednesday after second quarter consumer prices fell the most on record, cementing views interest rates will stay low for a long time. The Australian dollar was down 0.2% at $0.7155, easing from a 15-month peak of $0.7184 touched a week ago. Risk appetite was generally weaker on worries about rising coronavirus cases and deaths in the United States, dashing hopes for a quick global economic recovery. The U.S. Federal Reserve is expected to strike a dovish stance at its policy review later in the day and dollar bears bet it could even hint at further easing down the ... (full story)