South Korea’s won was the only major Asian currency to weaken against the US dollar last week, as strong outbound investment and a lack of domestic drivers fueled a persistent supply-demand imbalance, despite a broad decline in the greenback.
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Won Slides Alone Last Week—South Korean Currency Weakens Despite Broad Dollar Decline

South Korea’s won was the only major Asian currency to weaken against the US dollar last week, as strong outbound investment and a lack of domestic drivers fueled a persistent supply-demand imbalance, despite a broad decline in the greenback.

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South Korea’s dollar-won exchange rate is expected to remain in the 1,400 range in 2026, as growth prospects and outbound investment outweigh the impact of the US-Korea rate differential.
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What Matters More Than the Rate Differential as the Dollar-Won Exchange Rate Settles in the 1,400 Range

South Korea’s dollar-won exchange rate is expected to remain in the 1,400 range in 2026, as growth prospects and outbound investment outweigh the impact of the US-Korea rate differential.

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Foreign investment in South Korea's commercial real estate surged to $2.8 billion in 2024, the highest in five years, led by U.S. and Singaporean capital, while outbound Korean investment hit a record low amid global uncertainty.
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Foreign Investment in South Korean Commercial Real Estate Hits $2.8 Billion in 2024—Highest in Five Years

Foreign investment in South Korea's commercial real estate surged to $2.8 billion in 2024, the highest in five years, led by U.S. and Singaporean capital, while outbound Korean investment hit a record low amid global uncertainty.

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