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An index tracking the dollar against a basket of currencies was unchanged at 97.03.

The dollar stood at $1.1083 per euro in Asia on Friday, close to its lowest since March 30.

"The Aussie is in beast mode at the moment," said Chris Weston, head of research at Melbourne brokerage Pepperstone.

In early trade, The Aussie dollar was marginally lower at $0.7103

Australia has slumped to 25th out of 57 countries for iPhone affordability in US dollar terms.