The dollar-won exchange rate advanced for a second straight session, trading in the mid-1,430s as markets perceived a short-term bottom, with the U.S. Treasury maintaining South Korea on its currency monitoring list and the KOSPI rising 0.5%.
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The one-month dollar-won NDF rose to 1,430.20 won in New York, up 5.40 won from Seoul’s previous close, as the US dollar weakened amid lower Treasury yields and South Korea remained on the US currency monitoring list.
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The Blue House announced that the US has reaffirmed the recent weakness of the South Korean won does not reflect the nation's economic fundamentals, following the US Treasury's decision to keep South Korea on its currency monitoring list amid ongoing bilateral communication.
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