Asian markets are facing a high tide of volatility in their currency owing to the devaluation of Chinese yuan and slow growth in the world's second largest economy.
Falling exports are adding to the devaluation vows and is causing major problem in the growth strategies of different countries and their currency management.
The two percent devaluation of the yuan on August 11 mirrored the difficulty that the economy was facing. It did not only affect China's currency but also sent ripples on the overseas markets which panicked.