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ASEAN currency markets were pushed more by emotion than by realities?

Published On 26 Nov 2019 09:12 AM

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Today in Asia it was an intensified situation with headlines driving sentiment. Possibility tanked on hopes that the US bill funding demonstrations in Hong Kong would be signed by President Trump. Safe-haven investments have been well sold every morning until Bloomberg posted on the cautious optimism of China's top trade envoy to strike a Phase 1 agreement with the US. Earlier benefits shredded the treasuries as e-minis gathered 20 points ....

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