The dollar-won exchange rate fell to its lowest level since October 2025, pressured by end-of-month exporter supply and a sharp KOSPI rally, as the Bank of Korea held rates steady and foreign investors continued heavy equity selling.
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[Seoul Foreign Exchange Market-Morning]Dollar-Won Attempts to Break into 1,410 Level on Exporter Supply, KOSPI Surge
The dollar-won exchange rate fell to its lowest level since October 2025, pressured by end-of-month exporter supply and a sharp KOSPI rally, as the Bank of Korea held rates steady and foreign investors continued heavy equity selling.
The dollar-won exchange rate closed slightly higher at 1,446.60 won, as robust exporter supply offset geopolitical risks from U.S.-Iran tensions, while the KOSPI surged past 5,800 despite continued foreign outflows.
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[Seoul Foreign Exchange Market Closing]Despite Iran Risk, Dollar-Won Closes Slightly Higher on Exporter Supply—Up 1.10 Won
The dollar-won exchange rate closed slightly higher at 1,446.60 won, as robust exporter supply offset geopolitical risks from U.S.-Iran tensions, while the KOSPI surged past 5,800 despite continued foreign outflows.
The Korean won closed marginally higher at 1,445.50 per dollar, as strong exporter supply offset foreign equity outflows and a firmer US dollar, with trading subdued amid Lunar New Year holidays and ongoing geopolitical risks.
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[Seoul Foreign Exchange Market Closing]Won Holds Firm Despite Strong Dollar as Exporter Supply Caps Gains—Up 0.60 Won
The Korean won closed marginally higher at 1,445.50 per dollar, as strong exporter supply offset foreign equity outflows and a firmer US dollar, with trading subdued amid Lunar New Year holidays and ongoing geopolitical risks.
[Seoul Foreign Exchange Market]Dollar-Won Gains Capped Ahead of Holiday on Exporter Supply—Trades in Mid-1,440s
The dollar-won exchange rate traded in the mid-1,440s on exporter supply ahead of the holiday, with volatility subdued as markets awaited US CPI data; KOSPI rose 0.8%.
South Korea’s won faces renewed pressure as record foreign investor outflows and global tech sell-offs drive the dollar-won rate higher, with exporter supply and US jobs data in focus.
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[Shin Yoon-woo's FX Analysis] Shockwaves from Foreign Investor Exodus
South Korea’s won faces renewed pressure as record foreign investor outflows and global tech sell-offs drive the dollar-won rate higher, with exporter supply and US jobs data in focus.
[Today's Forex Dealer Expected Exchange Rate Range]Dollar-Won Rate Expected to Remain Elevated Near 1,450 as Kevin Warsh Nominated for Fed Chair
The dollar-won exchange rate is expected to remain elevated near 1,450 as Kevin Warsh's Fed Chair nomination boosts the dollar, though exporter supply may cap further gains.
[Seoul Foreign Exchange Market]Psychological Resistance at 1,475 Won Level Tested—Up 1.40 Won
The dollar-won exchange rate tested the 1,475 won psychological resistance, rising 1.40 won amid intervention concerns and exporter supply, while the KOSPI gained 0.26%.
The dollar-won exchange rate is locked in a tight battle around the 1,400 won level, with market sentiment shifting amid renewed Fed rate cut expectations and U.S. government shutdown risks, while exporter supply and foreign investor flows remain key drivers.
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[Shin Yoon-woo's FX Analysis] The 1,400 Won Battleground
The dollar-won exchange rate is locked in a tight battle around the 1,400 won level, with market sentiment shifting amid renewed Fed rate cut expectations and U.S. government shutdown risks, while exporter supply and foreign investor flows remain key drivers.
[Seoul Foreign Exchange Market]Dollar-Won Falls to Low 1,390s on Heavy Dollar Selling and Exporter Supply—Down 4.20 Won
The dollar-won exchange rate fell to the low 1,390s on heavy dollar selling and exporter supply, with the KOSPI rising and foreign investors net buying 182.6 billion won.
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