Minoru Shioiri News
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Currency traders are giving Thailand’s government the biggest vote of confidence since 2006, when Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra’s brother was ousted as leader in a military coup.
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South Korea’s won may strengthen 4.8 percent against the yen over the next two months, according to Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities Co., citing a technical indicator known as the Bollinger band.
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South Korea’s won may decline 6 percent to the lowest level since July in one to two weeks after the currency dropped beyond its 200-day moving average against the dollar, according to Mitsubishi UFJ Securities Co.
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Singapore’s dollar may rise 1.3 percent against the euro in a week after the currency broke through a key technical level, according to Tokyo-based Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities Co.
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South Korea’s won may be poised to decline 5.6 percent against the dollar to the lowest level since September, said Mitsubishi UFJ Securities Co., citing a “golden cross” formation on the chart.
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The Philippine peso may weaken to a seven-month low against the yen as a technical gauge signaled volatility in the Southeast Asian currency will increase, according to Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities Co.
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The Thai baht may strengthen 0.8 percent against the dollar in a month, taking it to a two-year high, after a technical indicator known as the Parabolic System pointed to a buy signal for the currency, according to Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities Co.
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South Korea’s won may climb 3.7 percent by the end of next week after the currency completed a “double bottom” against the greenback, according to Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities Co.
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Taiwan’s dollar may weaken 1 percent to its lowest level since September after the dollar’s short- term moving average crossed a longer-term line, a bearish signal for the island’s currency, according to Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities Co.
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South Korea’s won may decline 2.8 percent against the yen over the next two weeks as a technical chart signaled investors should buy the Japanese currency, according to Mitsubishi UFJ Securities Co.
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