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Taiwan Central Bank Urges Traders To Show Restraint Selling Dollars (RTRS)

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Taiwan's central bank on Sunday said it was urging foreign exchange traders to exercise restraint when it came to selling U.S. dollars and not sell large amounts in one go, as it tries to control the soaring value of its own currency. The central bank has asked forex traders not to execute individual sell orders for the U.S. dollar worth more than $5 million at a time, three sources with direct knowledge of the situation told Reuters on Friday. In its statement, the central bank said that recently a small number of banks had tried selling large amounts of U.S. dollars in a single offer, affecting "market trading speed and the rights of other banks making offers".

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