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The Reserve Bank continued easing up on intervention in the foreign currency market, buying a net $6 million last month, figures on the bank's website show.
That compares with the net $138 million the central bank sold in August, and the $1.5 billion it sold in July. The figure also includes liabilities of the Government's Debt Management Office.
The Reserve Bank's net short currency position, which it has said is a better reflection of its currency dealings, fell to $2.41 billion from $2.56 billion in August.
