Asia forex gloom lifts slightly on dollar retreat and dovish Fed
Bengaluru
EMERGING Asian currencies are set to weaken further in the coming year, but not as much as thought a few months ago, as expectations the US Federal Reserve will raise interest rates more cautiously hold back the dollar, a Reuters poll showed.
Still, with many Asian central banks continuing to ease policy, the consensus from over 60 analysts polled by Reuters this week was for regional currencies to weaken 2-6 per cent by this time next year, with the Malaysian ringgit leading the …
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