(Adds details, updates prices) By Ambar Warrick May 29 (Reuters) - Asian currencies paled against a stronger U.S. dollar on Monday, with markets little fazed by a ballistic missile test by North Korea, but trading was subdued as key financial markets were closed. The dollar index was up about 0.03 percent against a basket of currencies, extending Friday's rally when it hit a one-week high on positively revised U.S. gross domestic product data. The U.S. economy slowed less than
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