Asian currencies fall to two-month low as tariff deadline nears


MANILA (Bloomberg): Asian currencies slid to a two-month low, weighed by a resilient dollar and uncertainty over US tariff talks with some countries. 

The Bloomberg Asia Dollar Index fell as much as 0.2% in early trading to the lowest level since May 19.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!
Asian , currencies , Lagging , Trump , US , tariff deadline

Next In Aseanplus News

Philippine senator calls out China in visit to disputed island
Washington offers US$200 million to boost the American smartphone industry in Indo-Pacific
Madani govt component parties must strengthen cohesion to realise people's mandate, says Zaliha
Chinese scientists put quantum chaos in ‘slow motion’
Trump to remove Vietnam from restricted tech list, says Hanoi
India, Brazil sign mining pact as Modi targets $20 billion trade in five years
Myanmar issues complete ban on e-cigarettes and e-shisha
Muslims preserve Ramadan traditions and religious bonding all over South-East Asia, and even in Myanmar to Cambodia
US tariff ruling lifts market sentiment, positive for M'sian markets, say economists
Next South China Sea code of conduct negotiations set in Singapore in last week of February

Others Also Read