Emerging markets: Philippines' peso and Thai baht weaken as most of Asia forex steadies


MANILA, Sept 27 (Reuters): Thailand's baht and the Philippine peso eased on Monday as fellow emerging Asian currencies eked out meagre gains against a broadly flat US dollar.

The Thai baht weakened 0.5% on Monday, playing catch up with peers that had eased while Thai markets were closed on Friday for a holiday.

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