Asian currencies rose after expectations that stimulus would arrive.
The bulk of Asian currencies are on the rise today. The Indian rupee increased after the public holiday. As the Chinese yuan rose, the South Korean won counted in place.
While the Thai baht increased with the approval of the government's stimulus package, the Malaysian ringgit rose again after seeing the worst days of the last 2 years.
The Philippine peso stood near the highest it has experienced since Jan.
The Taiwanese dollar has fallen. The country's stock market recorded its biggest drop in 5 months. The Indonesian rupee also fell on news that the Central Bank would revise its growth forecast.