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Asian units go mixed against dollar
HONG KONG. June 1: Aslan pacific currencies had a mixed week against the dollar, reports AFP.
Central Banks played a role in sending the yen and Malaysian ringgit up, while' the South Korean won finally ended its long slide against the Greenback by firming.
■ Other risers were the Thai baht and New Zealand and Taiwan dollars.
The Singapore, Australian and Hong Kong dollars all fell, as did the Philippine peso — penerally reckoned to be overvalued — and the Indonesian rupiah.
Japanese yet: The yen rebounded to close the week higher at 128.33 to the dollar, against 129.65 a week earlier, after the Bank of Japan I stepped in with dollar sales for three consecutive days to drop up the Japanese unit.
Finance Minister Tsutomu
Hata also talked down the dollar rise when he said Friday the Group of Seven leading in-dustralised nations were supporting a stronger yen.
The yen opened the week firm at 129.12, but'steadily lost ground to the week's low of 130.27 as the dollar advanced amid brighter prospects of US economic recovery.
But Intervention by the central bank pushed the yen back to the week’s peak of 127.83 Friday.
Australian dollar: The Australian dollar edged up against the US dollar to finish at 75.90 US cents Friday, compared with 75.85 seven days earlier but fell against other major currencies over the week.
On the central bank's trade weighted index, which measures the dollar against a basket of major trading curren-
cies, it slipped down from 57.0 points to 56.9.
Hong Kong dollar: The Hong Kong dollar closed Friday at 7.7420-7.7430, down from 7.7383-7.7393 a week earlier, while its effective exchange rate ended at 111.4, down from 111.7.
The Hong Kong currency has been pegged to the US dollar at abound 7.80 since October 1983.
Indonesia rupiah: The rupiah weakened against the dollar over the week from its 2,026 open Monday, the same rate it closed at before the weekend, to end Friday at 2,028.
Malaysian ringgit: The ringgit continued its rise against the dollar this week, gaining 97 points from the previous week's 2.5217 to close at 2.5120 Friday in volatile-trading.
The currency's rise was
stimulated by comments from Bank Negara. Malaysia's central bank, that it was not bank poi icy to determined the ringgit's level through intervention.
Singapore dollar: The Singapore dollar weakened against the US currency to end Friday at 1.6330, down from 1.6320 the previous week.
The OCBC Trade Weighted Index for the Singapore dollar stood at 136.04, down 0.39 points from last week's 136.43. The Index is calculated against the currencies of Singapore's top 12 trade partners.
South Korean won: The won ended its slide against the dollar and finned during the week, trading Saturday at 783.50 to the US unit com-Cred with 784.80 a week ear r as dealers said the foreign exchange market started showing signs of stabilising.