Goldman Sachs says yuan 20% undervalued, lifts forecasts to 6.50 in a year - investingLive
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Lead — Goldman Sachs' recent analysis underscores a significant undervaluation of the Chinese yuan, estimating it to be over 20% lower against the US dollar. The bank has revised its forecasts upward, projecting the yuan to strengthen to 6.80 in three months, 6.70 in six months, and 6.50 in a year, driven by structural economic factors rather than short-term events. Per the full note [source], this perspective is supported by China's unprecedented external surplus and improving market conditions. The convergence of forecasts from major firms like Goldman and JPMorgan suggests a broader market shift towards yuan appreciation, which could have substantial implications for dollar positioning and commodity markets.
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