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Asia-Pacific currencies mixed over the week
HONG KONG. Jan 13: The Japanese yen and the Australian dollar fell to levels not seen in many months in a week which also saw several currencies in the Asia-Pacific region slide against the US unit, reports AFP.
JAPANESE YEN: The yen plunged to a 45-month low of 117.00 yen to the US dollar early in the week on investor worries over the Japanese economy, but firmed back on short covering towards the week’s end.
AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR: Speculation about a further cut in domestic interest rates hit the Australian dollar hard during the week, helping pull it down to a five-month low against the greenback of Friday.
The Aussie finished Friday at 77.65 US cents compared with 79.14 US cents a week ago.
NEW ZEALAND DOLLAR: The New Zealand dollar closed Friday worth 70.82 US cents, little changed from a week earlier at 70.81 but hiding a steady appreciation of the Kiwi.
The trade-weighted index closed at its highest level for almost nine years, which supported a strong rally in the debt market.
SINGAPORE DOLLAR: Tire Singapore dollar ended the. week lower against the US dollar, at 1.4045 compared to 1.4015 the previous week.
Dealers said the greenback stayed firm against the local unit on the back of rising stock prices on Wall Street.
MALAYSIAN RINGGIT: The Malaysian ringgit surged in active trading after a Junior minister said he favoured a stronger ringgit against the greenback. The currency ended the week at 2.4847 to the US dollar from 2.5240 the previous week.
TAIWAN DOLLAR: The Taiwan currency advanced slightly to close Friday at 27.487 Taiwan dollars against the US dollar, up 0.4 Taiwan cents from the previous week's finish of 27.491.
Market dealers attributed the rise to an influx of foreign capital for stock investments here.
HONG KONG DOLLAR: The Hong Kong dollar, pegged to the US dollar, ended the week at 7.735-7.7385 to the greenback, marginally up from the previous week's close of 7.7343-7.7353.
INDONESIA RUPIAH: The Indonesian currency closed the week at 2,387 rupiah to the dollar, or three rupiah weaker than at close the previous week.
THAI. BAHT: The Bank of Thailand Exchange Equalisation Fund on Friday fixed the official mid-rate at 25.65 baht to the dollar, compared to 25.60 baht the previous week.