Aust dollar stronger after Bush speaks
The Australian dollar finished marginally firmer today after US President George W Bush's comments the US economy was "in danger" sparked a US currency sell-off.
At 3pm WA time, the Australian dollar was trading at 83.92 US cents, up a touch from Wednesday's close of 83.85 cents.
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