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Location: Investing.com - The Aussie held weaker on Friday after retail sales came in below expectations and the central bank cuts its 2017 views on GDP growth. AUD/USD traded at 0.7191, down 0.08%, while USD/JPY changed hands at 116.91, up 0.11%. Fourth quarter retail sales rose 0.6%, below the 0.9% gain seen. "December’s weaker than expected retail sales figures suggest that Australian retailers had a disappointing Christmas period and that consumer spending has lost some momentum," Capital Economics said in a note to clients. "The gains in both October and November were revised down too. The cooling housing market may have started to hit sales, with household goods falling by 1.0% m/m after rising rapidly in the previous four months. The disappointing results were also driven by a 0.5% m/m fall in spending at cafes, which was weaker than the 0.8% m/m rise in November. There were a few bright spots, with the 0.8% m/m rise in food sales building on decent growth in recent months."

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