FX Swap Points Edge Higher—Robust Dollar Liquidity
FX swap points in South Korea edged higher on January 14, reflecting strong dollar liquidity and limited volatility, as market participants monitor exchange rate movements.
FX Swap Points Mixed—Lower Bound Holds Despite US Rate Pressure
FX swap points in South Korea ended mixed, with longer tenors holding steady despite upward pressure from US interest rates and ongoing concerns over US tariffs and Treasury issuance plans.
FX Swap Points Retreat as Strong US Jobs Data Drives Up Yields
FX swap points in South Korea fell sharply as robust US jobs data pushed up Treasury yields, weighing on swap rates across all tenors.
FX Swap Points Rise on First Day of New Administration—Focus on Won Ahead of Reserve Requirement Date
FX swap points in South Korea rose on the first day of the new administration, with market participants focusing on the won ahead of the June 11 reserve requirement date.
FX Swaps Show Mixed Trends as Lack of Bids Increases Volatility
FX swap points show mixed trends with increased volatility due to lack of bids, as 1-year contract rises while shorter terms fluctuate amid high market uncertainty
FX Swap Points Remain Steady - Asset Inflows and Rate Cut Expectations Persist
FX swap points show mixed movements with 1-year rate steady at -32.20 won, as asset inflows and rate cut expectations continue to influence the market.
FX Swap Points Decline as Market Absorbs US Credit Rating Impact
FX swap points decline as market absorbs impact of US credit rating downgrade, with 1-year tenor dropping 0.40 won to -32.20 won amid continued downward pressure on swap rates.
FX Swaps Rise in Short-Term, Driven by Won Shortage and Bid Dominance
FX swap points rise in short-term maturities due to won shortage and bid dominance, while long-term rates slightly decline amid U.S. Treasury yield increases
FX Swap Points Rise Across All Tenors Amid Oversold Sentiment
FX swap points rise across all tenors as market perceives recent declines as excessive, with potential for further increases if short-term tenors recover and bank dollar deposits grow
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