THE Malaysian ringgit and Taiwanese dollar touched multi-month highs on Friday, while most other regional currencies were set for weekly gains, as investors continued to bet on prospects of interest rate cuts by the U.S. Federal Reserve next year.
The ringgit was up 0.5% at 0232 GMT, touching its highest level since mid-August. Taiwan's dollar advanced 0.3% to touch its highest since July 27.
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