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Dollar's resurgence weakens most Asian currencies
HONG KONG. Sept 14: As the US dollar continued to bounce back worldwide, most currencies in the Asia-Pacific region lost strength against the Greenback over the week, reports AFP.
Only the Japanese yen. the South Korean won and the dollar's Australian. New Zealand and Singapore counterparts bucked the trend.
Japanese yen: The yen fell back against the dollar after a strong start in Tokyo early In the week. but still closed up slightly nt 124.08 yen against Ihe Greenback on Friday, compared with 124.15 a week earlier.
The yen opened Monday up 0.97 at 123.18 ^nd steadily gained ground to reach a high of 122.60 yen Wednesday as the dollar dipped on reports of worsc-than-expcclcd US economic
But the Japanese currency turned down Thursday, falling along with the German mark against the dollar alter US Federal Reserve Board Governor Wayne Angell said the US unit had been undervalued. The yen touched Its weekly tow of 124.42 on Friday.
Australian dollar: The Australian dollar continued to track the bullish US currency over the week, even bettering it slightly to close Friday one 10th of a US cent firmer at 72.32
US cent compared with 72.22 the previous week.
The Australian unit dropped and gained half a cent over the period, firming late in the week along with the Greenback against European currencies.
On the Reserve Banks trade-weighted index. which measures the Australian dollar against a basket of major trading currencies, the Aussie finished the week at 52.2 compared with 52.3 seven days earlier.
Pessimism surrounding the Aussie's short-Icrm future Just a fortnight ago has lifted, with dealers now expecting the currency to trade at up to 72.50 US or 72.60 lh the short term.
South Korean won: The won continued to strengthen against the US dollar to be traded at 784.50 won on Wednesday, against 785.10 won at the end of the previous week, in reaction to the US dollar's fall against Ihc German mark. South Korea went into a long moon festival holiday beginning Thursday.
Hong Kong dollar: The Hong Kong dollar closed the week at 7.7295-7; 7305 against its US counterpart, down marginally from the previous week's close of 7.7292-7.7302. but the effective exchange rate index was 109.5. up from 109.1.
The local currency to pegged at 7.80 against
the Greenback.
Taiwan dollar: The Taiwan dollar slipped against the US currency over the week, closing Thursday at 25.2475, down 10.15 Taiwan cent from the previous week's finish of 25.1460.
After opening Monday at 25.1275, the local unit moved in the 25.15-25.2475 range in moderate trading during the holiday-shortened week. The currency market was closed Friday for the moon festival.
Indonesian rupiah: The Indonesian rupiah started Monday at 2.034 to the dollar, up one rupiah from Rs closing the previous Friday, but weakened in the following days to close the week at 2,036.
New Zealand dollar: The New Zealand dollar closed Friday at 54.38 US cent, slightly up on its close a week earlier of 54.03 cent.
Brokers here expect the kiwi to rise slightly in value over the next few weeks, possibly above 56 US cynts.
Philippine peso: The Philippine peso fell sharply from 23.734 peso to the US dollar a week earlier to close at 25.461 Friday, a spokesman for the Bankers' Association of the Philippines said here.
The peso had been appreciating since last month, prompting some exporters to threaten
massive shutdowns unless the government took action.
Central bank Governor Jose Culsia said here Friday that the government would not Intervene to stop the local currency's climb, but told exporters that other measures would be taken to alleviate its effects on exports.
Thai baht: The Thai baht closed Friday at a mid-rate of 25.20 baht to the dollar down marginally from a week earlier when the mid-rate was 25.16. A Thal Farmers' Bank official described the Greenback's rise as a technical rebound.
Singapore dollar: The US dollar slipped again against its Singapore counterpart, which closed Friday at 1.5975 to the Greenback, against 1.6005 a week earlier.
In the last two weeks the American currency has hit all-time lows against the Singapore dollar several times, falling Thursday as far as 1.5935, but dealers said It was relatively steady over the past week compared with the previous fortnight.
The Singapore currency was firmer against the British pound but weaker against the Japanese yen.
Malaysian ringgit: The ringgit closed weaker against the US dollar Friday at 2.4975, against 2.4948 seven days earlier.