Dollar-won one-month NDF rises 6.35 won to 1,504.70 won in New York market as dollar strengthens amid persistent war uncertainties and U.S.-Iran ceasefire negotiations remain stalled, while February import prices surge 1.3% exceeding expectations and dollar index climbs to 99.620 near close.
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NDF at 1,504.50/1,504.90 Won, Up 6.35 Won

Dollar-won one-month NDF rises 6.35 won to 1,504.70 won in New York market as dollar strengthens amid persistent war uncertainties and U.S.-Iran ceasefire negotiations remain stalled, while February import prices surge 1.3% exceeding expectations and dollar index climbs to 99.620 near close.

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US import and export prices were flat in September, missing market expectations, as falling fuel costs offset gains in non-fuel imports; export prices posted their largest annual rise since December 2022.
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US Import Prices Flat in September, Missing Expectations (Expanded)

US import and export prices were flat in September, missing market expectations, as falling fuel costs offset gains in non-fuel imports; export prices posted their largest annual rise since December 2022.

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US import prices rose 0.4% in July, the highest since April 2023, suggesting US firms—not foreign exporters—are absorbing Trump-era tariff costs, with potential for higher retail prices ahead.
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[Global Chart]Trump Tariffs—Are US Companies Bearing the Cost? Import Prices Remain Elevated

US import prices rose 0.4% in July, the highest since April 2023, suggesting US firms—not foreign exporters—are absorbing Trump-era tariff costs, with potential for higher retail prices ahead.

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NDF at 1,395.60/1,396.00 won...Up 9.15 won (Resend)

Dollar-won NDF rises despite dollar index drop, reflecting U.S. credit rating downgrade and import price data

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May's USD #ExportPriceIndex dropped -0.6% vs 0.0% consensus (Apr: 0.6%). #ImportPriceIndex fell -0.4% vs 0.0% consensus (Apr: 0.9%). #USD #TradePrices
#US #ImportPriceIndex (MoM) for April rose by 0.9%, surpassing the consensus forecast of 0.2% and higher than the previous figure of 0.6%. Meanwhile, the #Philly #FedEmployment for May stood at -7.9, better than the previous data of -10.7. #USEconomy #Indicators