The recent abrupt fall in the renminbi is best seen as a salvo in a battle between policymakers who believe that China’s currency is close to its fair value and market participants who don’t. Fundamentals support those who expect further appreciation over the medium term. But given the People’s Bank’s stance, there will be volatility along the way.
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