G20: Don’t expect any fireworks from Shanghai - TDS

Research Team at TDS, suggests that while they think a formal G20 currency intervention is unlikely, odds are rising that some form of statement is released acknowledging currency misalignment and stating that countries are "monitoring exchange rate developments".

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“We're already seeing more vocal questioning of the adjustment of currency markets from the Fed’s Yellen, BoJ’s Kuroda, PBoC’s Zhou, and RBA Deputy Governors , as well as action from Banxico & Bank of Korea that is consistent with a weakening of the USD against some--but not all--currencies, which could boost commodity prices.”

EUR/USD: Parity this year, not possible - ING

Research Team at ING, suggests that the soft Chinese economic data is stoking fears of a hard landing, reinforcing global risk aversion and weighing heavily on stocks, commodity prices, and vulnerable EM currencies.
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Volatile markets, stable forecasts as ‘Year of the Monkey’ begins – Goldman Sachs

Andrew Tilton, Research Analyst at Goldman Sachs, suggests that in 2016, markets seemed to price in, roughly in sequence, intensifying concerns about a) a sharp weakening in the RMB, b) a US recession, and c) European banking sector stress.
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