SINGAPORE, Oct 12 (Reuters): Several Asian currencies reversed course to trade higher versus the dollar in volatile trading ahead of some key data releases in the United States, while South Korea's won was propped up by an interest rate hike.
The Singapore dollar and the Thai baht traded about 0.1% and 0.2% higher, respectively, in the latter half of the day, with the baht also supported by data showing industrial sentiment had strengthened in September.
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