Woori Bank Sees Dollar-Won Bottoming at 1,360 in June as Weak Dollar Trend Persists
Woori Bank projects the dollar-won exchange rate to remain under downward pressure in June, forecasting a range of 1,360–1,400 won, as export recovery and a weak dollar trend persist.
South Korean financial experts predict a shift from tariffs to exchange rates as key market variables, with won appreciation potentially hindering export recovery amid ongoing Korea-U.S. trade talks and global market volatility.
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Financial Market Variables Shift from Tariffs to Exchange Rates - Won Appreciation Not Beneficial for Exports
South Korean financial experts predict a shift from tariffs to exchange rates as key market variables, with won appreciation potentially hindering export recovery amid ongoing Korea-U.S. trade talks and global market volatility.
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