EMERGING MARKETS-S.Korean won, Taiwan dollar lead gains in Asian currencies

March 23 (Reuters) - The following table shows rates for Asian currencies against the dollar at 0204 GMT.

CURRENCIES VS U.S.
DOLLAR

Currency Latest bid Previous day Pct Move Japan yen 130.900 131.44 +0.41 Sing dlr 1.328 1.3307 +0.17 Taiwan dlr 30.370 30.526 +0.51 Korean won 1291.500 1307.7 +1.25 Baht 34.185 34.2 +0.04 Peso 54.550 54.4 -0.27 Rupiah 15340.000 15340 0.00 Rupee 82.655 82.655 0.00 Ringgit 4.437 4.452 +0.34 Yuan 6.856 6.858 +0.04
Change so far in 2023
Currency Latest bid End 2022 Pct Move Japan yen 130.900 131.110 +0.16 Sing dlr 1.328 1.340 +0.86 Taiwan dlr 30.370 30.708 +1.11 Korean won 1291.500 1264.500 -2.09 Baht 34.185 34.585 +1.17 Peso 54.550 55.670 +2.05 Rupiah 15340.000 15565.000 +1.47 Rupee 82.655 82.720 +0.08 Ringgit 4.437 4.400 -0.83 Yuan 6.856 6.900 +0.65

(Compiled by Jaskiran Singh in Bengaluru; Editing by Subhranshu Sahu)

Reuters

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