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By Jean-Luc Maracon
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Yuan Holds, Won and Rupee Drift. The Chinese yuan was a different story. It held steady against the dollar, which isn't nothing…
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Southeast Asia: Baht Ticks Up, Ringgit and Rupiah Face Dual Pressure. The Thai baht managed a slight uptick. Tourism recovery has been giving it some support, but…
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Dollar, Euro, Lira All in the Mix. Outside Asia, the picture was similarly murky. The euro and the British pound saw minor shifts…
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Asian currencies pretty much went nowhere on Monday. Geopolitical pressure from the Middle East kept traders cautious, and even a softer U.S.
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The yen took the hardest hit. Japan's economic outlook already had traders nervous, and the Bank of Japan's recent monetary stance didn't help — no real confidence boost there,…
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The South Korean won and the Indian rupee both moved a little. Not much. Slight fluctuations, limited gains, nothing dramatic.
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The Australian dollar and the New Zealand dollar saw marginal changes too. Both currencies tend to track risk appetite pretty closely, and risk appetite was, to put it mildly,…
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The Thai baht managed a slight uptick. Tourism recovery has been giving it some support, but regional instability kept the gains in check.
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The Singapore dollar stayed relatively stable. That tracks with the city-state's economic fundamentals, which are solid, and its role as a global trade hub.
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The Malaysian ringgit and the Indonesian rupiah showed varied responses. Both currencies are sensitive to commodity price shifts — that's always been true — and the current…
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Energy supply disruption fears are a big part of why the Middle East situation matters so much for Asian currencies specifically.
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The Mexican peso showed limited movement. Traders were assessing global market dynamics alongside geopolitical developments, and the peso's sensitivity to trade trends and…
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The Israeli shekel saw slight fluctuations. As a currency that's heavily tied to regional stability, it's being watched closely.
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