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Asian currencies mixed against dollar

AFP, Hong Kong
Asian currencies ended the week mixed against the dollar as fresh worries aibout the health of the US economy hit risk appetite and attracted investors to the “sale-haven" greenback, dealers said.
■ JAPANESE YEN: The yen lost ground this week as a smaller than-expected improvement in Japanese business j^mfidence disappointed the market, dealers said.
AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR: The Australian dollar ended the week slightly lower and may fall further in the short term on concerns its recent rally has gone too far, dealers said
CHINESE YUAN: The yuan closed at 6 8323 to the dollar Friday, compared \viUi Thursday's close ot 6.8314 and a closing price of 6.8338 to the dollar the week before.
The central bank had set the yuan
central parity rale at 6.8333 to the dollar Friday, compared with 6.8309 Thursday.
The People's Bank of China allows a trading band of 0.5 percent on either side of tin* midpoint.
HONG KONG DOLIAR: The US-pegged I long Kong unit ended the week unchanged at 7.751.
INDONESIAN RUPIAH The rupiah ended at 10,210 to the dollar, up from 10,270 the week before.
NEW ZFA1AND DOLIAR: The New Zealand dollar finished local trading Friday at 62.98 US cents, down from 64.50 the previous week
PHILIPPINE PESO: The peso rose to 48.090 to the dollar on Friday afternoon from 48.305 on June 26.
SINGAPORE DOLLAR: The Singapore dollar rose to 1.4509 against the dollar Friday, up from 1.4548 the week before.
SOUTH KOREAN WON: The South
Korean currency strengthened to 1,266.00 won per dollar from 1,284.30 won a week earlier, bolstered by the country's continuing current account surplus and higher domestic stocks.
Dealers said die won was likely to trade in a narrow range in the coming week amid lack of any fresh momentum.
The won is tipped to move between 1,262 won per dollar and 1,270 won when the market reopens Monday, they said.
TAIWAN DOLLAR The Tawian dollar rose 0.11 percent in the week to July 3 to close at 32.890 against the US dollar. The local currency closed at 32.925 a week earlier.
THAI BHAT: The baht was relatively stable against the dollar over the past week because there was no major factor to move the unit, a dealer said.