A post by @FirstSquawk on X.

Asian currencies diverged as investors monitored the US midterm elections, with the WSJ report carried by First Squawk flagging the split moves rather than a single regional direction. The article names no specific currencies, levels, or percentage moves, so the key event is the dispersion itself: some Asian units firmed while others weakened as traders positioned around the US vote. The elections matter because control of Congress shapes the US fiscal and policy outlook, which feeds through to dollar strength, Treasury yields, and emerging-market capital flows. With the article offering no hard numbers, the next signals to watch are the election outcome and any resulting shift in the dollar and US yields that would set the tone for Asian FX.