Asian Currencies Consolidate But May Be Weighed by Higher Oil Prices

Last updated: October 2, 2026 4:04 am

Asian currencies consolidated against the dollar but may be weighed by higher oil prices which typically hurt currencies of net energy-importing countries in Asia.

Source: MarketWatch Markets

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