英语听力：澳洲新闻 (ABC新闻快递) 2014-01-19（打印版）

After posting solid gains yesterday, the share market today lost momentum and closed flat. The All Ords and the ASX 200 just giving back a few points.By the close, the falls today were led by bank and retail sectors. Gains in the resource sectors, though, capped market losses. And Warrnambool Cheese&Butter shares ended unchanged as Canadian company Suputo announced it's now just a whisker away from taking control of the company, now owning just over 46 percent of shares. Across the region, it's been a fairly mixed day of trade. The Nikkei just giving back a few gains towards the close. The Hang Seng still up strongly. And the Aussie dollar had a rough night, dropping to 87.77 US cents overnight, following yesterday's poor jobs data. It has recovered a little bit now. It's just over at 88 US cents, but it's mixed against the major currencies.

While the Westpac believes the dollar could return to its highest 92 US cents over the next few months. Sean Callow from Westpac explains why to me earlier.

“There has to be some disappointment in the US as he say largely it will be driven by..by US factors, so you are quite right that the Feddie does seem to be very determined to maintain its tapering...ah... ta..tapering stands process over the years, so reducing the amount of money printing.But even so, the..the fears economy disappoints a little bit. You can still have interest rates...ah...just being...ah.. not soaring. I guess the key for the US dollar, we think the US grow economy will disappoint this year.”

英语听力：澳洲新闻 (ABC新闻快递) 2014-01-19（在线收听）