BNY Mellon’s Derrick Expects Volatility to Increase in Currencies

The video discusses the potential increase in currency volatility due to thinner market liquidity and trade tensions between the US and China. It highlights the historical context of market volatility during summer months and China's currency policy moves. The discussion also covers the dollar-CNH volatility, policy expectations before the G20 meeting, and China's desire for greater currency flexibility. Trading strategies are suggested, focusing on proxy currencies like the Australian dollar and South Korean won, considering the speculative positions and potential rate cuts.

Discuss the implications of the G20 meeting on currency policy and market stability.

What strategies might investors consider when trading currencies in a volatile market?