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Adam Boyton's Argument Against The Australian Dollar

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The australian dollar has tipped dramatically only just 60 cents which is its lowest value against the paper currency.
Deutsche Bank australian chief economist Adam Boyton says that more potential sellers demand more resources and there has been a really slow growth in china. The aussie dollar has already tumbled 20 persent in the past year we are now just above 70 us cents. Mr Boyton has said that Deutsche’s bank have predicted that the ausie dollar will hit 65 us cents. moving on the goverment is being accused of turning a blind eye to human rights in papa new guinea and investing of criminal proceeds in australia for the fear of loosing the righs to confine aslym seekers on manus

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