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Market bearish on S-E Asian currencies, bullish on yuan: poll

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Published Fri, Jan 3, 2014 · 10:00 PM

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SENTIMENT towards most South-east Asian currencies deteriorated at the end of 2013, with bearish bets on the Thai baht at a near two-year high as political tensions intensified, a Reuters poll showed yesterday.

Confidence in North-east Asian currencies improved, however, with long positions in the Chinese yuan the largest since May.

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