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Asian currencies make slow progress as trading dwindles
SINGAPORE. Dec 24: Asian currencies dragged their feet today as trading activity dwindled to position adjustment and dealers looked forward to Christmas festivities, says Reuters.
Most banks planned to close their trading desks around midday or soon after.
Even the South Korean won's partial recovery from Tuesday s self-off did little to Inspire the market, with most players dismissing it as a temporary reprieve.
The won firmed to 1,829/35 B^r dollar at 0810 GMT against
Tuesday's 1,962 close after rising as high as 1.650, but Seoul traders said worries about the country's ability to meet its foreign debt obligations continued to plague the market.
President-elect Kim Dae-Hung said the country's economic crisis was "surmountable" in an apparent effort to soothe nerves after his grim comments on Tuesday triggered a self-off in stock and currency markets.
Kim also said uncompetitive companies should be liquidated quickly and layoffs would be inevitable if all else failed.
The Taiwan dollar opened down and remained weak at 32.636/680 dollar against Tuesday's 32.52 dollar finish.
Taipei traders said there was strong demand for the US dollar for year-end needs and due to worries about the battered won, but the central bank was expected to intervene to keep the Taiwan dollar above the key 33 dollar level.
In Southeast Asia, the rupiah caved in to heavy demand for dollars amid a severe shortage of the currency, and slid through the 6,000 barrier.
Dealers said the drop was no surprise after swap rates plunged deep into negative territory as companies sold swaps heavily in a desperate effort to obtain dollars.
They said the dollar supply to the Jakarta market had dried up after moody's investors service downgraded Indonesia's sovereign debt to Junk bond status on Monday.
"It's an abnormal market. I never have seen such a heavy slump in short-end swap rates," one chief treasurer said.
"This seems to be a genuine squeeze in dollar liquidity."
Thin volumes, with many participants already on leave for the year-end festivities, exacerbated the rupiah's drop
Other currencies in the region remained relatively subdued due to a lack of interests.
"Nobody's playing. It s Just squaring of positions from customers," a Japanese bank dealer in Singapore said.
The Singapore dollar was steady at 1.6720/50 to the US dollar after perking up a bit earlier on the won's recovery.
The Malaysian rihgglt whipped around in a wide 3.82-
3.87 range as spreads widened to two big figures amid shrinking liquidity.
The Thai baht was firmer at 46.90/47.20 to the dollar on shore against 47.75/47 95 late on Tuesday as exporters unloaded dollars in a thin market. The offshore rate was at 45.40/70 against 46.00/46.50
The Philippine peso ended a shortened session higher at 39.97 to the dollar against Tuesday's 40.22 close, due to reduced corporate dollar demand ahead of a four-day Christmas break.