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USD/SGD may break 1.37

Thursday, March 5, 2015 2:55 AM UTC

USD/SGD runs higher, but slowed by intervention fears, profit-taking
SGD Neer some -1.6%, -2.0% boundary of Neer around 1.3730
Bidding interests in SGD/MYR cap gains in USD/SGD ahead of 1.37
Pair last 1.3691-94, traded 1.3667-93 range so far

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