South Korea’s National Pension Service will cut its overseas equity investment target, reducing dollar demand by $20 billion and easing pressure on the won-dollar exchange rate, according to FX authorities.
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South Korea’s dollar-won exchange rate is expected to trade near 1,440 as year-end flows and FX authorities’ intervention shape the market, with dealers citing subdued activity, export-related dollar selling, and robust importer demand as key factors influencing the range.
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[Today's Forex Dealer Expected Exchange Rate Range]Dollar-Won Expected to Trade Around 1,440 as Year-End Flows and FX Authorities Shape Market

South Korea’s dollar-won exchange rate is expected to trade near 1,440 as year-end flows and FX authorities’ intervention shape the market, with dealers citing subdued activity, export-related dollar selling, and robust importer demand as key factors influencing the range.

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South Korea's FX authorities signal a shift from rhetoric to action, prompting a sharp drop in the won-dollar rate and raising expectations for strong government intervention.
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KB Kookmin Bank - FX Authorities Signal 'Actions Over Words'—Strong Follow-Up Measures Expected

South Korea's FX authorities signal a shift from rhetoric to action, prompting a sharp drop in the won-dollar rate and raising expectations for strong government intervention.

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South Korea's won sharply strengthened against the US dollar, dropping over 16 won to 1,467.10 after foreign exchange authorities issued a verbal intervention.
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Dollar-Won Plunges Over 16 Won to 1,467.10 Following Verbal Intervention by FX Authorities

South Korea's won sharply strengthened against the US dollar, dropping over 16 won to 1,467.10 after foreign exchange authorities issued a verbal intervention.

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South Korea's government has initiated detailed discussions to extend the foreign exchange swap arrangement between the country's FX authorities and the National Pension Service, aiming to bolster market stability.
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South Korean FX dealers expect the dollar-won rate to trade lower around 1,460 won, citing dollar weakness, risk appetite, and possible government intervention, with a potential move into the 1,450 won range if strong policy signals emerge.
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[Today's FX Dealers' Expected Dollar-Won Range]

South Korean FX dealers expect the dollar-won rate to trade lower around 1,460 won, citing dollar weakness, risk appetite, and possible government intervention, with a potential move into the 1,450 won range if strong policy signals emerge.

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South Korea's dollar-won exchange rate trimmed earlier gains, retreating to the high 1,420s after a rare joint verbal intervention by foreign exchange authorities signaled heightened market vigilance.
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Dollar-Won Gains Narrow as FX Authorities Issue Joint Verbal Intervention, Pair Retreats to High 1,420s

South Korea's dollar-won exchange rate trimmed earlier gains, retreating to the high 1,420s after a rare joint verbal intervention by foreign exchange authorities signaled heightened market vigilance.

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South Korea’s FX authorities saw their net forward purchase position fall by $3.2 billion in June, ending an eight-month streak of increases, as the National Pension Service allowed a major FX swap with the Bank of Korea to mature amid a sharply appreciating won and stabilizing markets.
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FX Authorities' Forward Position Drops by $3.2 Billion in June as Pension Fund Swap Matures

South Korea’s FX authorities saw their net forward purchase position fall by $3.2 billion in June, ending an eight-month streak of increases, as the National Pension Service allowed a major FX swap with the Bank of Korea to mature amid a sharply appreciating won and stabilizing markets.

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South Korea’s FX authorities boosted net forward positions by $5.3 billion in April, marking the largest balance since the pandemic, driven by expanded FX swaps with the National Pension Service amid a surging USD/KRW rate.
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FX Authorities’ Forward Position Surges by $5.3 Billion in April—Largest Balance Since Pandemic

South Korea’s FX authorities boosted net forward positions by $5.3 billion in April, marking the largest balance since the pandemic, driven by expanded FX swaps with the National Pension Service amid a surging USD/KRW rate.

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