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By Gregor Stuart Hunter SINGAPORE (Reuters) -Stocks in Asia edged higher in a shaky start on Friday as anxious traders ...

As of last November, ASEAN+3 has over 80% of trade invoices in U.S. dollars. De-dollarization is also occurring as Asian investors increasingly hedge their U.S. dollar exposures, according to Nomura.

Against the dollar, the yen appreciated 0.5%, the Singapore dollar rose 0.4% and the Australian dollar added 0.2%. Trading was somewhat subdued on Monday amid holidays in parts of the Asian region ...

The 5% rally in the dollar that Goldman Sachs expects this year could be dreadful news for Asia. Past episodes of extreme dollar strength haven’t gone well for the most dynamic economic region.

The U.S. only has one AAA rating left. The risk that Moody’s Investors Service might yank it away has Asian central banks sitting on nearly $3 trillion of U.S. Treasuries in near-panic mode.