The USD/KRW breached the key 1,450 resistance level, extending gains amid strong global dollar demand and insufficient exporter hedging, as foreign equity outflows and weak regional currencies added upward pressure.
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Dollar-Won Holds Mid-1,440 Range in London Trading—Up 2.90 Won
The dollar-won exchange rate held steady in the mid-1,440 won range during London trading, closing at 1,446.70 won amid foreign equity outflows and exporter dollar sales, with market participants expecting range-bound movement as key U.S. economic data and Fed commentary loom.
Dollar-Won Approaches 1,450 Mark—Seoul FX Market Assesses Further Upside Potential
The dollar-won exchange rate touched 1,450 for the first time since April, as Seoul’s FX market weighs further upside amid U.S. policy uncertainty, equity outflows, and global volatility.
The dollar-won exchange rate is expected to remain in the mid-1,390 won range as Seoul dealers anticipate limited volatility ahead of key U.S. economic data, with both overseas investment demand and foreign equity outflows supporting the current levels.
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The dollar-won exchange rate is expected to remain in the mid-1,390 won range as Seoul dealers anticipate limited volatility ahead of key U.S. economic data, with both overseas investment demand and foreign equity outflows supporting the current levels.
The dollar-won exchange rate held above 1,400 won in after-hours trading as investors awaited US July nonfarm payrolls, with broad dollar strength and foreign equity outflows driving the pair higher. Key US economic indicators, including unemployment and PMI data, are also in focus.
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Dollar-Won Holds Steady in After-Hours Trade Ahead of US Nonfarm Payrolls—Up 17.90 Won
The dollar-won exchange rate held above 1,400 won in after-hours trading as investors awaited US July nonfarm payrolls, with broad dollar strength and foreign equity outflows driving the pair higher. Key US economic indicators, including unemployment and PMI data, are also in focus.
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