Low inflation but otherwise strong economic data and lots of strength in the Aussie property market.

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The roll out of vaccines and US stimulus optimism have seen global markets move higher, while the latest coronavirus outbreak in Sydney weighed on Australian shares.

Things seem relatively positive for the Australian share market and the $A.