South African Rand Leads Emerging Market Currency Rally on Iran Negotiations, June 2

According to Jin10, emerging market currencies outside Asia surged on June 2 as hopes for a Middle East peace agreement lowered oil prices and boosted risk sentiment. South African Rand led gains following the central bank governor's commitment to bring inflation to the 3% target. Hungarian Forint and Mexican Peso also appreciated. "Diplomatic efforts aimed at easing regional tensions have lifted market sentiment," said Piotr Mattis, strategist at Eaton Capital Markets.
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