Philippine Peso, Indonesian Rupiah Lead Asian Currency Declines Amid Sluggish Markets
The Philippine peso and Indonesian rupiah registered the steepest declines against the US dollar among Asian currencies, as regional foreign exchange markets showed general sluggishness.
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