* Won hits 9-1/2 month low, Taiwan dollar sets 5-1/2 mth low
* Singapore dollar firmer, yet inside sight of 7-year low
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SINGAPORE, Dec 28 The South Korean won and Taiwan dollar set new multi-month lows on Wednesday, after solid U.S. financial information strengthened desires that the Central bank would be more hawkish in 2017.
The won touched a 9-1/2 month low of 1,208.5 for each U.S. dollar starting 0447 GMT. The Taiwan dollar set a 5-1/2 month low of 32.318. Both the won and the Taiwan dollar have gone under recharged weight against the greenback after the Fed not long ago raised loan costs without precedent for a year, and flagged three more climbs in 2017.
While the moves in Asian monetary standards on Wednesday were little, they were exchanging at levels that underscored their powerless tone.
The Singapore dollar edged up 0.1 percent to 1.4491 per U.S. dollar, having set a 7-year low of 1.4519 on Tuesday. There are constrained purposes behind now to pare back bearish wagers against developing Asian monetary standards, said Masashi Murata, money strategist for Brown Brothers Harriman in Tokyo.
"It is difficult to purchase back Asian monetary standards, given that their economies aren't doing that awesome, furthermore considering how U.S. yields have risen," he said.
U.S. monetary pointers discharged on Tuesday served to support the greenback. U.S. shopper certainty rose to the most noteworthy in over 15 years in December, while home costs proceeded with their consistent recuperation in October.
Developing Asian monetary standards have declined extensively since ahead of schedule
November as U.S. security yields hopped on desires that Donald Trump's recommendations for foundation spending and tax breaks will help monetary development and swelling.
Such ascents in U.S. security yields increment the dollar's allure also, lessen the engaging quality of putting resources into developing business sector resources.
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