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Key discussion centres on:
· KR: The Bank of Korea is widely expected to freeze rates on Thursday morning

· US: By Wednesday, the Treasury will have mopped up US$75 billion of short-term (56-day) liquidity on its way to a total US$200 billion to be completed by April 14

· Currencies: Has the weak USD ended? Or is this just about a weak EUR? Maybe it's simply about buying Asia and selling EUR

· Fixed income: With monetary policy steady in the Philippines and two successful international bond sales in Q110, local currency government bond yields can continue to stay low

 10/03/10


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OTHER than a rally in Japanese yen, the Asian foreign exchange currency market was otherwise quiet, amid cautious sentiments on the back of a flat close on Wall Street overnight. 10/03/10
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