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Asian currencies regain lost ground

Most currencies in Emerging Asia recovered some ground against the US dollar in April as investors pushed back their expectations for rate hikes in the US. Equity markets also started the month strongly, but the weaker tone of incoming data seems to have sapped momentum more recently.

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