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Currencies in Korea and India vulnerable to Greek deterioration

By Rupert Walker | 4 July 2011
Keywords: nomura | currencies | foreign exchange | greece

The Korean won and Indian rupee are the most exposed to a worsening of the Greek crisis, according to rigorous research by Nomura. The Taiwanese dollar and Thai baht are least vulnerable.

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