Currency gains face fresh test


THE currency market is heading into the final stretch of the year with investors weighing a softer US dollar against still-resilient US growth and shifting global capital flows.

For Asian currencies, the next leg of gains is likely to depend as much on central-bank signals and domestic economic strength as on the direction of the greenback.

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