Asian FX is logically the most exposed to further CNY depreciation, while the performance since suggests there could be more pressure. On the other hand, the sell-off in European equities appears overdone. In order to assess the sensitivities of equities and FX to the CNY (and China), a multivariate regression of weekly asset price returns over the past five years was run by Barclays controlling for the market/growth (MSCI ACWI), the dollar, oil and CNYUSD.
"USDCNY is expected to rise to 6.80, which implies a further depreciation of CNY. Analysts discuss the implications for the global economy and asset pricesin Consequences of a new FX regime and outlined the risks to the China economy and growth", says Barclays in a research note.