Most Asian currencies have strengthened, influenced by the temporary peace agreement between the US and Iran.

In early trading, most Asian currencies strengthened against the US dollar due to the temporary peace agreement reached between the US and Iran. Analysts from the research department of Deutsche Bank stated in a research report that the market's main theme has always been risk chasing. These analysts added that optimism regarding the US-Iran agreement and the fall in oil prices boosted investor sentiment. The US dollar fell 0.2% against the Japanese yen to 159.93 yen; the US dollar fell 0.8% against the South Korean won to 1,505.60 won; while the US dollar rose 0.5% against the Australian dollar to 0.7079.