Three Alarming Signs That the Aussie Dollar Could Crash in 2021
Market expert Greg Canavan reveals how a crashing Aussie dollar could wipe out stock gains, and what investments to avoid over the next 12 months…
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- The critical lever that the RBA uses to manipulate the Aussie dollar’s strength against the US dollar. Pay close attention to this figure if you’re a saver — because you could be hit the hardest by the RBA’s next move…
- This commodity has a direct correlation with the Aussie dollar. If it crashes, which Greg thinks is a possibility, it could directly affect some of Australia’s biggest stocks…
- Revealed: The one Aussie dollar asset that could rise over the next 12 months as a crashing AUD makes it more appealing to foreign investors…
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