Further oil price falls may have little impact on Aussie dollar

By Bianca Hartge-Hazelman
Updated November 26 2014 - 10:09am, first published 9:41am
Oil prices are expected to tumble ­further if the OPEC members can't agree on a reduction in global output.
Oil prices are expected to tumble ­further if the OPEC members can't agree on a reduction in global output.
Oil prices are expected to tumble ­further if the OPEC members can't agree on a reduction in global output.
Oil prices are expected to tumble ­further if the OPEC members can't agree on a reduction in global output.
Oil prices are expected to tumble ­further if the OPEC members can't agree on a reduction in global output.
Oil prices are expected to tumble ­further if the OPEC members can't agree on a reduction in global output.
Oil prices are expected to tumble ­further if the OPEC members can't agree on a reduction in global output.
Oil prices are expected to tumble ­further if the OPEC members can't agree on a reduction in global output.

Further weakness in global oil prices could be on the cards as crude producers fail to agree on measures to curb output ahead of this week's OPEC meeting, but local currency strategists say this will have limited impact on the commodity-linked Australian dollar.

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