BANGKOK, Sept 3 (Reuters): The South Korean won strengthened among largely mixed Asian currencies on Friday against a broadly weaker dollar, as investors awaited a key U.S. jobs data for directions on the Federal Reserve's tapering timeline.
The won strengthened about 0.4% and was set to add more than 1% over the week, its strongest weekly performance since mid-February, while the Malaysian ringgit added 0.2% and was set for its second straight weekly gain.
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