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    Singapore Airshow expects sharp fall in visitor numbers - organiser

    A sharp fall in trade visitors is expected at the Singapore Airshow this week compared to the last edition two years ago as COVID-19 continues to hit the industry, the organiser of Asia's biggest aerospace industry gathering said on Sunday. More than 13,000 trade visitors are expected at the biennial show from Tuesday to Friday, Experia Events Managing Director Leck Chet Lam told reporters, down from nearly 30,000 in 2020 and around 54,000 in 2018. Leck said more than 70% of the world's top 20 aerospace companies would be at this year's show, including industry giants Airbus, Boeing and Lockheed Martin , as the industry tries to navigate out of the pandemic.

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    EMERGING MARKETS-Most Asian currencies inch higher heading into Lunar New Year holidays

    (.) * China and S. Korea stock markets on holiday * India's stocks rise 1.4% * By Indranil Sarkar Jan 31 (Reuters) - Most Asian currencies inched higher in thin trading on Monday ahead of a week with key Australian, UK and European central bank meetings, while stocks firmed though surging oil prices added to worries over inf.lation. The Indonesian rupiah, Malaysian ringgit and Philippine peso firmed between 0.1% and 0.2% even as the dollar remained strong buoyed by rate hike expectations. Stock markets across the region also moved higher on Monday, with India and Philippine shares rising about 1.5% each.

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    EMERGING MARKETS-Asian currencies mostly flat ahead of Lunar New Year holiday

    * China and S. Korea stock markets on holiday * India's stocks rise 1.4% Jan 31 (Reuters) - Most Asian currencies were unchanged in thin trading on Monday ahead of a week with key Australian, UK and European central bank meetings, while stocks firmed though surging oil prices added to worries over inflation. Most regional currencies were broadly flat against a strong dollar buoyed by rate hike expectations. Stock markets across the region moved higher on Monday, with India and Philippine stocks firming about 1% each.