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Deutsche Bank
Markets Research
Global
Economics
Rates
Credit
Special Report
EMFX Outlook 2018: Growth-led
Revaluation
The EM FX rally versus the dollar in 2017 has been largely driven by
weakening of the broad USD itself rather than "intrinsic" EM revaluation.
Also, it overshadows a rather lacklustre performance of the 'carry trade'
per se.
We believe EM FX can perform well for the remainder of 2017 and in 2018
on the following factors: :: EM FX valuations are still attractive; ; There is
room for further EM inflows (particularly into equities); ": Higher, more
synchronized growth and narrowing gaps are supportive for EM
currencies; •il EM's external vulnerabilities have reduced, and are far lower
than in 2013.
•
Which specific EM currencies stand out as attractive? We divide our
prospective longs into three categories: 13 'Defenni:.4,'
- currencies
that have stronger buffers/fundamentals and hence should be able to
perform in a broad range of external environments (even more difficult
ones);
these
include
RUB,
BRL,
THB
and
KRW.
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- currencies which may not have as
strong buffers but are cheap and have significant scope for appreciation in
positive external environments; these include MYR, PLN, HUF, CLP, and
PEN. .31
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- currencies dependent on specific sources of risk. In
this camp we have long ZAR (and - initially - short MXN).
•
Which specific EM
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COP. INR and ILS due to either domestic concerns, valuations or external
vulnerabilities.
•
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Ltviiii::• .‘ We like the 'good vs. bad EM'
commodity RV trade of long RUB and BRL vs. short COP.
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While we are broadly constructive on EM FX for 2018. there are
primarily stemming from an acceleration in US inflation (and hence a more
hawkish Fed), global QE reduction and a slowdown in Chinese growth.
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However, a number of these external risks could manifest around O2 (e.g.
US inflation rising and Chinese growth slowing), thus marking Q2 as an
important checkpoint for re-evaluating our constructive view on EM FX.
But for this reason we also expect O1 to be particularly constructive for EM
FX (a window of opportunity), as the supportive factors remain in place
while the potential risks are skewed towards the following quarter.
Date
11 December 2017
Strategist
1+11212 2507355
cfrausio.giacomelli@db.com
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Macro Strategist
1+65) 6023 6973
sameer.goeledb.corn
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Strategist
1+44) 20 754.57066
gautam.kaLsni@Ob.com
Sebastian
Strategist
(+11212 250.8191
sebastian.brownCadb.som
Jae Cvar,;
Strategist
(+11212 250-8605
jerro10.evens@clb.corn
Deutsche Bank Securities Inc.
Distributed on: 11/12/2017 07:45:42 GMT
DISCLOSURES AND ANALYST CERTIFICATIONS ARE LOCATED IN APPENDIX 1. MCI (P) 083/04/2017.
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