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After the falls: where next for EM currencies?

The most recent declines in emerging market currencies have been driven by renewed falls in global commodity prices, China’s ‘devaluation’ of the renminbi, and worries about the prospect of monetary tightening in the US. In this Update, we take a step back and look at where EM currencies might move over the next two to three years.

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