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Asian currencies gain

AFP, Hong Kong
Asian currencies ended the week higher against the dollar in reaction to the Federal Reserve's decision to pump more than a trillion dollars into the financial system.
JAPANESE YEN: The yen gained ground during the week as the greenback was under pressure following the surprise move by the Fed.
The Japanese unit stood at 95.90 against the dollar late Friday in New York, up from 97.72 a week earlier.
The Fed s decision to buy long-term Treasury bonds and mortgage securities raised fears that by effectively printing money it I would make US assets less I attractive to investors, dealers said.
"The surprise announcement prompted investors to sell the dollar immediately," said Masato Otsubo, a dealer at Resona Bank.
The Fed said it would buy
up to 300 billion dollars in long-term US Treasury bonds over the next six months and boost its purchases of mortgage securities by 750 billion dollars in an effort to revive the ailing economy.
AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR: The Australian dollar is likely to extend its rally in the coming week, with a serious challenge expected to the US 70 cent mark, dealers said.
NEW ZEALAND DOLLAR: The New Zealand dollar ended local tradingon Friday at 55.79 US cents, sharply up from 52.00 cents the previous week.
On Friday the kiwi rose above 56 US cents for the first time in more than two months as the US dollar fell on news the US Federal Reserve would pump more than a trillion dollars into the economy.
BNZ Capital currency strategist Danica Hampton said the New Zealand unit was captive to broad US
dollar weakness.
CHINESE YUAN: On the over-the-counter market, the yuan ended at 6.8277 Friday to the dollar, compared with Thursday's finish of 6.8285, and a closing price of to 6.8380 the dollar the week before.
The central bank had set the yuan central parity rate at 6.8293 to the dollar Friday, compared with 6.8301 on Thursday.
The People's Bank of China allows a trading band of 0.5 percent on either side of the midpoint.
SINGAPORE DOLLAR: The dollar was at 1.5121 Singapore dollars Friday from 1.5391 the previous week.
SOUTH KOREAN WON: The won strengthened to 1,412.50 to the dollar Friday, compared with 1,483.50 won a week earlier, as South Korea is expected to post a large trade surplus this month and the greenback weakened globally.