The energy crisis is becoming a currency crisis
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The biggest losers include the Egyptian pound, the Philippine peso, the South Korean won and the Thai baht.
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The war in Iran is fueling currency crises in energy-importing countries, underscoring the need to accelerate the transition to electric vehicles and renewable energy to shield economies from fossil-fuel shocks. | Getty Images
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