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What to make of renewed intervention in China

Renewed intervention by the authorities in China may not be enough to prevent further falls in local equity markets, but even in the event of a sell-off the macroeconomic consequences should be small and any related losses in global markets quickly reversed. A further sell-off in the renminbi could have a more lasting impact on global markets, but we do not expect an extended depreciation.

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