Dollar-Won Opens Sharply Lower by 15.20 Won on Weaker Dollar—Starts at 1,431.00 Won
The Korean won surged against the US dollar at market open, with the dollar-won rate plunging 15.20 won to 1,431.00, reflecting broad dollar weakness.
South Korea’s KOSPI index surpassed 3,300, with analysts projecting a potential rise to 3,700 in H1 2025 if key policy reforms—such as easing capital gains tax rules—are implemented, amid expectations of faster U.S. rate cuts and a stronger won.
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[KOSPI 3,300] 'If Policy Reforms Realized, KOSPI Could Reach 3,700 in H1 Next Year'
South Korea’s KOSPI index surpassed 3,300, with analysts projecting a potential rise to 3,700 in H1 2025 if key policy reforms—such as easing capital gains tax rules—are implemented, amid expectations of faster U.S. rate cuts and a stronger won.
Taiwan Dollar-Driven Won Strength... How Far Will USD/KRW Fall?
USD/KRW exchange rate falls below 1,400 won amid Taiwan dollar-driven won strength, with market experts predicting potential further decline to mid-1,300 won range in short term.
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USD/KRW Briefly Dips Below 1,440 Won in After-Hours Trading, Down 1.30 Won
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