[Seoul Foreign Exchange Market]Risk Aversion Drives Dollar-Won Higher by 6.00 Won on US Tariff Concerns, Equity Market Decline
The dollar-won exchange rate rose 6.00 won to 1,446.00 amid risk aversion driven by US tariff concerns, equity market declines, and heightened geopolitical tensions.
European Stocks Rise Around 1% as Tariff Concerns Ease
European stock markets rallied around 1% as US-EU tariff tensions eased, with major indices posting gains after President Trump withdrew additional tariff threats.
Tariff concerns push 34% of shoppers to start holiday buying early: Wunderkind survey reveals 34% of consumers began holiday shopping in October as 71% cite higher prices from tariffs as top concern heading into Black Friday Cyber Monday 2025.
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Tariff concerns push 34% of shoppers to start holiday buying early
Wunderkind survey reveals 34% of consumers began holiday shopping in October as 71% cite higher prices from tariffs as top concern heading into Black Friday Cyber Monday 2025.
Earnings Season Kicks Off in Q2—KOSPI Opens Up 0.2%
South Korea’s KOSPI opened up 0.25% as Q2 earnings season begins, with SK hynix and other major firms in focus amid sector rotation and ongoing tariff concerns.
[New York Stock Market - First Report]Consumer Data Eases Tariff Concerns—Markets Close Higher
U.S. stocks closed higher as robust corporate earnings and a rebound in consumer data helped offset tariff concerns, with all major indices posting gains.
[China Stock Market Closing]Mixed Performance Amid Persistent Tariff Concerns
Chinese stocks closed mixed as persistent U.S. tariff concerns weighed on sentiment, with the Shanghai Composite edging down 0.03% and the yuan weakening to 7.1526 per dollar.
Back-to-school shoppers begin purchasing earlier due to tariff concerns: Two-thirds of families start July shopping as spending reaches $39.4 billion amid inflation fears and retailer promotional events.
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Back-to-school shoppers begin purchasing earlier due to tariff concerns
Two-thirds of families start July shopping as spending reaches $39.4 billion amid inflation fears and retailer promotional events.
The dollar-won exchange rate fell 3.30 won to 1,377.90 during London trading hours, reversing some recent dollar strength amid tariff concerns; euro-dollar and dollar-yen also saw modest moves, while the dollar index declined.
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Dollar-Won Extends Losses During London Session—Down 3.30 Won
The dollar-won exchange rate fell 3.30 won to 1,377.90 during London trading hours, reversing some recent dollar strength amid tariff concerns; euro-dollar and dollar-yen also saw modest moves, while the dollar index declined.
Dollar-Won Gains Moderated in After-Hours Trading—Up 5.40 Won
The dollar-won exchange rate closed at 1,380.80 won in after-hours trading on July 14, up 5.40 won, as earlier gains moderated amid easing tariff concerns and a softer dollar index.
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