JAKARTA, Dec 6 (Reuters): The Indonesian rupiah hit an over three-month low on Monday, as Asia's emerging markets were mixed amid investors assessing the potential economic fallout of the new Omicron variant and an increasingly hawkish commentary from the U.S. Federal Reserve.
Rupiah fell for a fourth straight session to its lowest since Aug. 20, while South Korea's won weakened 0.5%, its biggest intraday drop in nearly three weeks, against the dollar.
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