What China’s economic slowdown may mean for FX markets

The growing risks associated with the property sector in China underscore our view that the renminbi will weaken against the US dollar before long, even if financial stability risks do not escalate much further. We think the currencies of some economies with strong ties to China will come under pressure, too.

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