(Bloomberg) -- Slovakia's koruna led gains in eastern European currencies as Turkey set a provisional date for an election, encouraging investors to return to emerging markets.
The Slovak currency may snap a monthlong losing streak and reverse losses made earlier in the week after Turkey's Supreme Election Board today said a vote may take place July 22. The koruna appreciated alongside other eastern European currencies such as the Polish zloty and Hungarian forint.
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