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Malaysia’s ringgit rallied the most since 2010 and stocks rose to a record after Prime Minister Najib Razak won a clear majority in the election, giving him a mandate to continue his economic reforms.
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At least three trading patterns show Thailand’s baht, this year’s best-performing Asian currency, is poised to fall as policy makers step up warnings that its rally to a 16-year high is stretched.
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South Korea’s won will post its worst quarter in a year as Europe’s financial crisis saps demand for exports, according to Credit Suisse Group AG, the top forecaster.
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Credit Suisse Group AG cut its forecast for the euro, saying the Greek debt crisis has dented the 16-nation currency’s credibility as a safe alternative to the dollar for many investors.
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Currency swings are rising in Malaysia at the world’s fastest pace as concern mounts that the ruling coalition will lose its 55-year grip on power after attracting more foreign capital than any other emerging market except Mexico.
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Bank of Japan Governor Masaaki Shirakawa ’s success in weakening the yen may hinge on Ben S. Bernanke .
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Options traders are the most bullish in four years on India’s rupee as global funds step up purchases of the nation’s bonds. Strategists are yet to be convinced.
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From coal to iron ore, soaring commodity prices are paving the way for the Australian dollar to rebound from its worst first quarter in five years.
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The best rupiah forecasters predict the currency will weaken as much as 6 percent by the end of this quarter, inflating costs at companies that import raw materials and widening the nation’s trade deficit.
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India’s rupee headed for its first monthly gain since September as policy makers’ steps to boost growth and improve public finances attracted capital.
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