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March 27 (Reuters) - The following table shows rates for Asian currencies against the U.S. dollar, as of 0209 GMT. Currency Latest bid Previous Pct day Move Japan yen 150.220 150.58 +0.24 Sing dlr 1.339 1.3398 +0.07 Taiwan dlr 33.137 33.097 -0.12 Korean won 1466.200 1467.3 +0.08 Baht 33.950 33.94 -0.03 Peso 57.569 57.707 +0.24 Rupiah 16600.000 16575 -0.15 Rupee 85.705 85.705 0.00 Ringgit 4.425 4.427 +0.05 Yuan 7.265 7.2691 +0.05 Change so far in 2025 Currency Latest bid End 2024 Pct Move Japan yen 150.220 157.180 +4.63 Sing dlr...

BENGALURU: Indonesian stocks slumped on Friday, bringing a bruising week to an end as concerns over the country’s fiscal health weighed, while most Asian currencies were on the defensive on trade war uncertainties. Jakarta stocks slipped 1.6% after a short-lived rebound from Tuesday’s sell-off, which triggered a trading halt. The benchmark stock index is down more than 11% for the year so far, making it among the worst performers in Asia. Investors’ confidence in Southeast Asia’s largest economy has been dwindling due to growing concerns over fiscal health, government policies...

BENGALURU: Most Asian equities advanced on Monday after China unveiled fresh measures to boost domestic consumption, although regional investors remained cautious amid escalating global trade tensions. South Korean shares jumped 1.6% to their highest since February 27, while Malaysia’s benchmark climbed 1.1%, extending gains to a third straight session. Taiwan’s main index rose more than 1%. China on Sunday unveiled sweeping measures to boost domestic consumption, including income hikes and childcare subsidies, just days after financial regulators urged an easing of credit restrictions — moves analysts say could revitalise Southeast...

BENGALURU: Emerging Asian stocks were mixed while most currencies declined on Monday as concerns about flip-flopping US tariffs and a slowing US economy weighed on sentiment, with the Philippine peso being the only outlier. Most regional currencies were unable to leverage the softer US dollar, with the Indonesian rupiah depreciating 0.3% while Singapore dollar, Malaysian ringgit and Thai baht trading marginally lower. “The ongoing US trade probe, set to conclude by April 1, may trigger further tariff headlines, adding to FX uncertainty,” Goldman Sachs analysts wrote. Over the weekend, US...

(Bloomberg) -- The outlook for emerging Asian currencies is worsening again after US President Donald Trump announced new tariffs on China, curbing optimism that his threats were mainly bargaining ploys. Most Read from Bloomberg Regional currencies have tumbled over the past week, with the Thai baht and South Korean won both sliding about 2%, as rising fears over a global trade war sapped risk appetite. Asian currencies have also unwound part of their January rally as a number of central banks in the region cut interest rates to support growth....