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  )     SINGAPORE, May 29 (Reuters) - The Thai baht and the Philippine peso fell on Thursday when most emerging Asian currencies rose on month-end corporate demand and a rebound in the Chinese yuan.     The baht  
  THB=TH
   eased 0.2 percent to 32.77 against the greenback, its weakest since Feb. 19 on sustained concerns over political unrest.     Thailand's military rulers held out little hope for early elections, saying conditions had to be right and divisions healed before there could be a return to civilian rule.  
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       The peso  
  PHP=PDSP
   fell as much as 0.4 percent to 44.05 per dollar, its weakest since May 8 when Standard & Poor's raised the country's credit rating and the central bank hiked lenders' reserve requirements.     The Philippine economy unexpectedly grew at its slowest pace in two years in the first quarter, hurt by the impact of last year's super typhoon, raising some speculation the central bank may delay an expected increase in its policy rate.  
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       Their Asian peers, however, rose on exporters' demand for month-end settlements.     Regional units also found support as the yuan  
  CNY=CFXS
   snapped a five-day losing streak with investors seeing its recent drop as overdone.  
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            CURRENCIES VS U.S. DOLLAR     Change on the day at 0800 GMT   Currency    Latest bid   Previous day    Pct Move   Japan yen       101.55         101.84       +0.29   Sing dlr        1.2542         1.2562       +0.16   Taiwan dlr      30.116         30.151       +0.12   Korean won     1020.50        1021.40       +0.09   Baht             32.77          32.70       -0.21   Peso             43.90          43.88       -0.05  *Rupiah        11625.00       11625.00       +0.00   Rupee            58.90          58.93       +0.05   Ringgit         3.2150         3.2225       +0.23   Yuan            6.2460         6.2556       +0.15     Change so far in 2014   Currency    Latest bid  End prev year    Pct Move   Japan yen       101.55         105.28       +3.67   Sing dlr        1.2542         1.2632       +0.72   Taiwan dlr      30.116         29.950       -0.55   Korean won     1020.50        1055.40       +3.42   Baht             32.77          32.86       +0.27   Peso             43.90          44.40       +1.13   Rupiah        11625.00       12160.00       +4.60   Rupee            58.90          61.80       +4.92   Ringgit         3.2150         3.2755       +1.88   Yuan            6.2460         6.0539       -3.08   * Financial markets in Indonesia were closed for a holiday.   (Reporting by Jongwoo Cheon; Editing by Jacqueline Wong)  ((jongwoo.cheon@thomsonreuters.com)(+65 6870-3841)(Reuters Messaging: jongwoo.cheon.thomsonreuters.com@reuters.net))  
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