
Predictions for Chinese yuan from Goldman Sachs
The American investment bank Goldman Sachs* revised its forecasts for Chinese Yuan, predicting its strengthening in relation to the US dollar in the coming months. (Further ...) [...]
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The American investment bank Goldman Sachs* revised its forecasts for Chinese Yuan, predicting its strengthening in relation to the US dollar in the coming months. (Further ...) [...]
Read furtherUOB Group* analysts predict that the USD/CNH currency pair will most likely be traded in a narrow range between 7.1900 and 7.2300 in the near future. (Further ...) [...]
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Read furtherGoldman Sachs* predicts a further decrease in the USD/CNY (US dollar to Chinese yuan) in the near future, referring to the growing optimism around the renewed trade negotiations between the United States and China, as well as ... [...]
Read further“We believe that our existing prognosis of China’s economy is 4.6% in 2025 and 4.3% in 2026 can be revised towards the decrease,” the Credit Agricole*bank. ... [...]
Read furtherMorgan Stanley* reduced targeted indicators at the end of 2025 for several main Asian stock indices, (hereinafter ...) [...]
Read furtherNomura* reduced the prognosis of China GDP growth in 2025 to 4% from 4.5% earlier. (Further ...) [...]
Read further“Given that the main attention is paid to the stability of foreign exchange rates, in particular, the depreciation speed management, we are currently maintaining our forecast range in USD/CNH 7.30–7.35”, (hereinafter ...) [...]
Read further“Yesterday, the USDCNH pair has held below 7.40, and today's fortification supports the opinion that the People’s Bank of China will only make a very gradual weakening of the yuan,” says Matt Aternon, sales director ... [...]
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