The Australian dollar extended its losses and the pound sterling, the lowest level in 5 years

The Australian dollar fell broadly Asian market on Monday, lying losses for the second consecutive day against the US counterpart on the impact of weak data in China's largest trading partner, the Australian economy, Sterling fell for the third consecutive day against the greenback and record a new lowest level in five years, and trading Euro near its lowest level in three weeks, and the Japanese yen fell after the minutes of the central bank and government data on industrial machinery, rose relatively dollar index, having made last week, the biggest weekly gain since May 2010 on expectations raise US interest rates.   The Australian dollar The Australian dollar ended trading on Friday, down by 0.2 percent against its US counterpart, ending a wave of gains over the three days during which he recorded the highest level in two weeks 77.37 US cents the support of the Reserve Bank of Australia's decision to keep interest rates steady at 2.25 percent.   The Australian dollar is trading against the US dollar by 07:30 GMT on the level of 0.7590 from an opening price of 0.7664 after recording the highest price and the lowest price 0.7677 0.7579.   Decline widely Australian dollar Asian market on Monday against all major currencies lying losses for the second consecutive day against the US counterpart on the impact of weak data in China's largest trading partner, the Australian economy.   Decline in Chinese exports data showed 15% during March less than expert forecasts a rise of 9%, and imports fell by 12.7% and was expected to decline by 10%.   Sterling pound The pound fell 0.5 percent at the end of last week's trading in the second daily loss in a row against the US dollar after data weaker than expected industrial production in Britain through February, and the loss of GBP 1.9 percent on the whole over the last week, the biggest weekly loss during the five weeks last versus the US currency.   The pair is trading pound sterling against the US dollar by at 07:34 GMT, on the level of 1.4610 from an opening price of 1.4615 after recording the highest price and the lowest price 1.4648 1.4565 the lowest since April 28 April 2009.