Asian currencies spared - for now
But strategists see further weakening of regional currencies as uncertainty of UK-EU split lingers
Singapore
ASIAN currencies were spared much of the turmoil their British and European counterparts experienced on Friday.
But as markets roiled from the turbulence brought on by a United Kingdom vote to leave the European Union, observers called for a more concerted response from policymakers to smoothen expected volatility in currencies in this region.
Said Tom Rivers, head of investment strategy in Asia-Pacific excluding Japan at UBS on Friday: "We can have a good gauge …
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