Malaysia's ringgit and the South Korean won rose for a second day as demand rose for higher-yielding assets after the Bank of England cut interest rates and oil rebounded.
A gauge of emerging-market shares rallied on Thursday after the BOE lowered borrowing costs for the first time in seven years, bolstering confidence policy makers will be able to contain the fallout from Britain's decision to leave the European Union.
Brent crude climbed 2.8 percent last session and was above $44 a barrel on Friday, set for its biggest weekly gain in a month, as gasoline stockpiles eased.
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A gauge of emerging-market shares rallied on Thursday after the BOE lowered borrowing costs for the first time in seven years, bolstering confidence policy makers will be able to contain the fallout from Britain's decision to leave the European Union.
Brent crude climbed 2.8 percent last session and was above $44 a barrel on Friday, set for its biggest weekly gain in a month, as gasoline stockpiles eased.
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