Emerging Asia’s currencies have strengthened against the US dollar so far this year in large part because local policymakers have allowed appreciation to combat inflation. However, with inflation set to peak by the end of the year across the region and concerns over the global outlook growing, we suspect policymakers will soon become less tolerant of currency gains.
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