While all eyes will be trained on the Chinese yuan in coming days, China's decision to drop its currency peg and allow its currency to gradually rise is likely cause bigger reverberations in the rest of Asia. Analysts are looking for big gains in currencies such as the South Korean won, Singapore dollar, Thai baht and Malaysian ringgit. The reason: they are proxies for China's growth and they're economic competitors which can now let their currencies rise as well. "It's possible the bigger currency moves will be in the rest of Asia, not in China," says Robert Subbaraman, economist for...