By Kim Kyoungwha
March 10 (Bloomberg) — Asian currencies strengthened, led by South Korea’s won and the Taiwan dollar, as stock gains helped draw funds to emerging markets.

By Kim Kyoungwha
March 6 (Bloomberg) — South Korea’s won advanced, reversing a decline, on speculation the currency’s slump to the lowest level in 11 years encouraged exporters to convert their foreign exchange. Bonds rose.

By Lilian Karunungan and Patricia Lui
March 5 (Bloomberg) — South Korea’s won and Taiwan’s dollar led gains in Asian currencies as speculation China may unveil new plans to revive growth helped push up global equities.

By Lilian Karunungan and David Yong
March 4 (Bloomberg) — Malaysia’s ringgit traded near the weakest in three years and the Singapore dollar approached a two- year low on concern that a prolonged recession will undermine the region’s export-led economies.

By Kim Kyoungwha
March 3 (Bloomberg) — South Korea’s won fell for a fourth day, approaching the lowest in 11 years, as a tumble in the benchmark Kospi index below the 1,000 mark rocked investor confidence in the nation’s assets.

By Lilian Karunungan
March 2 (Bloomberg) — The South Korean won and the Indonesian rupiah led declines in Asian currencies on concern the global recession is worsening, deterring investors from buying emerging-market assets.