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Asian currencies lower

AFP, Hong Kong
Asian currencies ended the week mostly lower against the dollar with the exception of the Japanese yen, which strengthened on concerns over the prospects of a sustained recovery in the global economy.
JAPANESE YEN: The yen bounced back against the dollar in the past Week as uncertain prospects of a global economic recovery kept investors belting on the safe-haven Japanese currency
The yen rebounded on Wednesday as the market closely watched Chinese share prices following their recent volatility. It levelled off on Thursday on a rally in Chinese share prices before surging at the end of the week.
AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR; The Australian dollar traded in a tight range this week amid consolidation on global
equity markets and falling resources prices, dealers said.
NEW ZEALAND DOI1AR: The New Zealand dollar finished local trading Eriday at 67.17 US cents, down from 67.87 the previous week.
The kiwi dipped to around 66.65 US cents in offshore trading early Thursday but mainly traded in a range, driven mainly by the fortunes of international equities markets.
CHINESE YUAN: The yuan closed at 6.8312 to the dollar Friday compared with 6.8342 a week before.
The central bank had set the yuan central parity rate at 6.8313 to the dollar Friday.
INDONESIAN RUPIAH: The rupiah ended at 10,030 to the dollar, weakening from 9,955 the week before.
PHILIPPINE PESO: The Philippines peso fell to 48.420 to the dollar on Friday from 48.055 a week earlier.
SINGAPOREAN DOLLAR: The Singapore dollar was at 1.4438 to the dollar Friday from 1.4430 the week before
SOUTH KOREAN WON: The won further weakened over the week to close at 1,249.70 won to the dollar Friday, compared with 1,239.20 won a week earlier, as falling stocks in China and the region turned investors away from riskier assets.
TAIWANESE DOLLAR: The Taiwan dollar fell during the week to close at 32.906 against the US dollar from 32.895 a week earlier.
THAI BAHT: The Thai baht remained stable against the dollar over the week amid quiet trading but it was likely to gain against the dollar in coming weeks, dealers said.
The baht closed Friday at 34.02-03 baht to the dollar compared to last week's close of34.03-05.