How worried should we be about the renminbi?

In our view, China is likely to keep its currency broadly stable in trade-weighted terms in the coming months. However, if there were a large, across-the-board devaluation of the renminbi the fallout for the rest of the world would be negative, albeit not catastrophic.

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