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Yen falls, other Asian units mixed against US dollar over the week
HONG KONG, Qct 3; The, US dollar gained on the Japanese yen this week as traders awaited the outcome of the US-Japan trade talks at the weekend, but closed mixed against other Asian currencies reports AFP.
JAPANESE YEN: The yen lost ground in quiet trading as market players sat on the fence, keeping a close watch on US-Japan trade talks. It closed the week at 98.59 to the dollar, down 0 65 yen from the previous week s finish.
After opening at 97.70 yen this week, the yen traded in a narrow range with players sidelined, focusing on the stalled bilateral talks ahead of the September 30 deadline sei by the United States under pain of sanctions.
Saturday’s unsuccessful Japan-US negotiation on cars and c^r parts were expected to push the yen higher against the dollar. JUi press said. Tokyo and Washington did. however, reach accord on gov eminent procurement, insurance and plate glass.
AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR. The Australian dollar closed firmer-despite being attacked by
bears feeding on disappointing trade dnta. ending the week nt 74 00 US cents. up from 73.85 US cents the week before.
The August seasonally ad Justed current account deficit blew out to 2.139 billion Australian dollars (1.6 billion US) from 1.81 billion dollars in July.
"Since Thursday's trade fig tires, the market has become very bearish and almost every one's been selling off Aussie, said dealer Grant Thurkettle of first Chicago Australia.
But the Aiistralian dollar managed to climb because many investors had been caught short of the currency, dealers said.
On the Reserve Bank of Australia n trade weighted index. a basket ot major trading currencies, the Australian dol iar ended higher at 53 4 points from 53.3 the week before.
HONG KONG: The Hong Kong dollar closed at 7 7266-7 7276 from last week s clos ing rate of 7.7276-7 7281. The local currency is closely tied to the American unit moving only within a narrow band
INDONESIAN RUPIAH: The Indonesian currency, which opened the week at 2.180 rupiah to the dollar, closed the week Friday stronger by one rupiah
MALAYSIAN RINGGIT. The ringgit dipped 65 points Io
close the week lower against the US dollar at 2/5£20 from 2.5555. Dealers said the fall followed rumours that the central Bank Negara was instituting fresh measures to mop up liquidity In the financial system.
NEW ZEALAND DOLLAR: The New Zealand dollar closed weaker Friday at 60.30 US cents from 60.17 cents the previous week.
During the week the unit traded between 60.23 cents to 60.40 cents, but investors overall were unenthuslastlf ahead of the deadline for a resolution of US-Japan trade dispute.
Movement Is expected to be strongly influenced by that outcome.
PHILIPPINE PESO: The l>eso weakened by 2.30 per cent against the US dollar Friday at 26.201 from 25.610 on September 23 amid a clamour among exporters for steps to stop the currency's appreciation. which has eroded their earnings.
SINGAPORE DOLLAR: The Singapore dollar weakened against the US greenback at 1 4840 here Friday against last week s all-time high of 1.4770.
Dealers said the greenback hovered around the 1.484 I 486 level throughout the week and drew very little teresi '
The usual end-n»onth Inlying of the greenback was-far below average." a dealer said, adding that early in the week concern over a possible US interest rate hike and Japan-US trade talks pushed the US currency to the background.
Activity was largely on the German mark and thr Japanese yen.
The announcement midweek that there would be no ' interest rate hike found some buying support for the US dollar in the last two days of the week, the dealer said.
SOUTH KOREAN WON: The US dollar weakened against the won. closing the week at 798.20 won per dollar, compared with the previous close of 802.50 won.
TAIWANESE DOLLAR: The US dollar slid to close Friday at 26 1435 Taiwan dollars, down 3.85 Taiwan cents from the previous week's finish of 26.182.
Boosted by interest rate hikes by local commercial banks and the absence of a US Interest rate cut, the Taiwan unit was hovering around a 16-month high again*' ih- .jeen back
THAI BAHT: The Bank ol Thailand's Exchange Equalization Fund on FikI.iv fixed the official muf-r ue at 24.94 baht a Thai Military Bank official sakl