AUD/USD Daily Forecast – 28 December

wrapper

News
Analysis
- Fundamental
  
  Daily fundamental analysis
  
  Weekly fundamental analysis
- Technical
  
  Daily technical analysis
  
  Weekly technical analysis
Charts
Basic terms
Education
Calendar
Contact

Friday, Dec 25 2015

With no data release on Friday and with markets being closed due to Christmas, which marks beginning of the holiday season, traders were looking more at global development, especially concerning China when it comes to Aussie. China's economy will grow at the slackest pace since 1990 next year, and the yuan will weaken by 4% against the dollar, economists in a Nikkei Inc./NQN survey predicted. Real gross domestic product is seen expanding 6.4% in 2016, the lowest since the year after the deadly Tiananmen Square protests, according to the average forecast of 22 economists responding to the recent write-in survey.

China's next five-year plan aims for average growth of at least 6.5% from 2016 to 2020. Forecasts of 2015 growth averaged 6.9%. The official numbers are due out next month, but some reckon the actual rate is as low as 5-6%. Many of the economists think China's declared shift to consumer-led growth from that driven by investment and exports will be a lengthy process. Xia Le at BBVA Research predicted that "growth will continue its downward trend in the next three years."

With no major data releases on Monday we can expect extension of holiday season and tighter-range trading.

More in this category: « EUR/USD Daily Forecast – 25 December GBP/USD Daily Forecast – 28 December »

Latest from Editor

Popular

UK still likely to leave the EU with a negotiated agreement, says Number 10
A successful deal with the European Union remains the “most…
Sentix Investors Confidence rose to 14.7 in August
The summer heat in Europe is also causing economic temperatures…
German factory orders -4.0% seasonally adjusted on the previous month
Based on provisional data, the Federal Statistical Office (Destatis) reports…
China's July exports growth still seen holding up despite U.S. tariffs: Reuters poll
China's exports are expected to have maintained solid growth in…

About Us

Forex Web News is part of Rolling Capital Network providing financial consulting.

Within the Forex Web News we provide our readers with expert and timely technical analyses, fundamental analyses and news; with one aim – for our readers to make best possible financial decisions.

Forex Web News desks and analysis department follow the international markets closely and create high quality proprietary content on a both daily and weekly basis.

.

All our analysts have several years of trading and analysis experience. The Forex Web News analysis team creates daily and weekly analyses and offer forecasts regarding where they believe the markets are heading. Our readers are provided with data displayed both in texts and on graphs, providing them the fullest understanding of what is happening in the market place.

We are constantly growing our news desks and our analysis departments as we strive to broaden the content we provide to visitors of the Forex Web News.

Menu

Disclaimer

Rolling-capital.com – The company, employees, subsidiaries and associates, are not liable nor shall they be held liable jointly or severally for any loss or damage as a result of reliance on the information provided on this website. The data contained in this website is not necessarily provided in real-time nor is it necessarily accurate. All prices herein are provided by market makers and not by exchanges. As such prices may not be accurate and they may differ from the actual market price. rolling-capital.com bears no responsibility for any trading losses you might incur as a result of using any data within the Forex Web News.