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Asian currencies mainly up

Al P, Hong Kong
Asian currencies ended the week mainly up against the dollar but the yen lost ground, with analysts awaiting the results of the Bank of Japan’s quarterly "tankan" survey this week for guidance.
JAPANESE YEN: 1 he yen eased against the dollar after rallying in response to the US Federal Reserve's decision to buy more government debt.
The Japanese currency stood at 97.96 against the dollar in New York late Friday, down from 95.90 against the dollar a week earlier.
AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR The Australian dollar was expected to hold around the US 69-cent mark in the coming week, with growing investor confidence boosting risk appetite, dealers said.
NEW /FAI AND DOI I AR: The New
Zealand dollar finished Friday at 57.57 US cents, up from 55.79 cents the previ ous week.
The kiwi climbed to its highest level against the greenback in more than 10 weeks at 58.01 US cents late Thursday as government debt yields surged in a sign of declining expectations that interest rateswill fall much further.
CHINESE YUAN: The yuan ended at 6.8325 to the dollar on the over-the-counter market Friday, compared with Thursday's finish of 6.8320, and a closing price of 6.8277 to the dollar the week before.
HONG KONG: The US-pegged Hong Kong unit was at 7.751 from 7.752 a week earlier.
INDONESIAN RUPIAH: The rupiah ended at 11,505 to the dollar, up from 11,780 a week earl ier.
PHILIPPINE PESO: The peso traded
lower at 48.19 to the dollar, from 4B.310 a week earlier.
SINGAPORE DOLLAR: The dollar was at 1.5078 Singapore dollars Friday from 1.5121 the previous week
SOU III KOREAN WON. I he won strengthened to 1,349.0 to the dollar Friday, compared with 1,412.50 won a week earlier.
Dealers said the greenback's upside should be capped by improving sentiment in global financial markets, continued foreign buying In the local stock market and expectations for a large trade surplus in March.
TAIWAN DOLLAR; The Taiwan dollar closed at 33.779 against the US dollar, up from 33.800 a week earlier.
THAI BAHT: The baht was hardly changed against the dollar over die past week amid quiet trade, dealers said.