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Asian currencies mixed against dollar

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Major Asian currencies ended the week mixed against the US dollar after oil prices soared to new records and the US Federal Reserve left lending rates unchanged.
JAPANESE YEN: The yen rebounded to a two-week high against the dollar in Tokyo on worries over the US economy and soaring oil prices.
The Japanese currency ended day-time trading on Friday at a week’s high of 106.34-36 to the dollar, up from 107.69-71 to die dollar a week earlier.
It came back from the week's low of 108.24 to the dollar, reached on Tuesday amid expectations of a tough message from the US Federal Resene after a regular policy meeting.
On Wednesday, the Fed left its benchmark lending rates unchanged at 2.0 percent amid inflation worries, pausing after slashing rates by 3.25 percent since mid-2007 following the subprime mortgagecrisis.
But the central bank also
softened its earlier tough talk on inflation, dampening speculation it is preparing to raise interest rates.
CHINESE YUAN: The yuan closed at 6.8609 to the dollar Friday on the exchange traded market, compared with Thursday's close of 6.8620, and a closing price of 6.8815 to the dollar last Friday.
On the over-the-counter market, it ended at 6.8622 to the dollar against 6.8657 in die previous day.
The central bank had set the yuan central parity rate at 6.8610 to the dollar Friday, compared with 6.8634 on Thursday. The People's Bank of China allows a trading band of 0.5 percent on either side of the midpoint.
HONG KONG DOLLAR: The US-linked Hong Kong dollar finished the week at 7.8016 to the greenback compared with 7.8055 the week before.
INDONESIAN RUPIAH: The rupiah ended the week's trading at 9,213 to the dollar compared to 9,260 to the dollar a week earlier.
PHILIPPINES PESO: The Philippines peso fell to 44.79 to
the dollar on Friday afternoon from 44.35 on June 20.
SINGAPORE DOLLAR: The dollar was at 1.3646 Singapore dollars on Friday from 1.3682 die previous week.
SOUTH KOREAN WON: The won sharply fell on Friday. The won closed at 1,041.5 won per dollar Friday, compared with 1,028.0 won a week earlier, after fluctuating between 1,049.0 and 1,036.5 won, depending on the impact from high oil prices, weak stock markets and a massive government intervention.
TAIWAN DOLLAR: The Taiwan dollar fell 0.02 percent percent in the week to June 27 to close at 30.388 against the US dollar. The local currency closed at 30.382 a week ago.
THAI BAHT: The Thai baht dropped further against the greenback last week as worries over Thailand's political stability saw investors cash out of the stock market to buy dollars, dealers said.
The Thai unit closed Friday at 33.53-56 baht against the dollar compared to last week’s close of33.43-45.