South Korea's won opened with the market average rate (MAR) quoted at '+0.05 won', while the NDF fixing position was neutral, signaling balanced market sentiment at the start of trading.
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Speculation over Kevin Hassett as the next Fed chair keeps the dollar-won rangebound, with markets weighing potential DXY reversal and Fed independence risks.
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The one-month dollar-won NDF rose to 1,466.90 won in New York, up 2.10 won from Seoul's close, as the US dollar strengthened amid yen weakness and limited Fed rate cut expectations.
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The dollar-won exchange rate traded in the high 1,460-won range during the New York session, pressured by expectations of a December Fed rate cut and foreign net buying of South Korean equities, with the rate closing at 1,466.90 won and the dollar index at 98.987.
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The dollar-won exchange rate rebounded above 1,470, closing at 1,469.80, as a Japanese tsunami alert and rising U.S. yields fueled volatility and pressured the won.
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The dollar-won exchange rate fell to the upper 1,460s in the London session, pressured by foreign equity inflows and caution ahead of the U.S. FOMC meeting, with volatility remaining limited.
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The dollar-won exchange rate fell 1.90 won to 1,466.90 as foreign investors bought South Korean stocks, with markets cautious ahead of the FOMC meeting; KOSPI and KOSDAQ both rose, and the dollar index slipped to 98.7.
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The dollar-won exchange rate rebounded to morning levels, closing at 1,469.40 won as volatility remained subdued ahead of the US FOMC meeting, while China’s exports beat expectations.
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The dollar-won exchange rate pared early gains to trade rangebound near 1,469.30 won as a weaker dollar and foreign selling of dollar futures limited upside, with market participants eyeing the upcoming FOMC for direction.
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South Korea’s won-dollar spot market opened flat at the market average rate (MAR), with NDF fixing positions neutral, signaling a balanced start for onshore participants.
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South Korean dealers expect the dollar-won exchange rate to trade between 1,465 and 1,475 ahead of the FOMC, with settlement demand and foreign equity flows shaping market direction.
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The dollar-won exchange rate is expected to remain range-bound this week as markets await the US FOMC, with focus on the dot plot and potential for further dollar weakness amid rate cut expectations and year-end positioning.
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The dollar-won exchange rate rebounded above 1,470 won, narrowing losses despite in-line U.S. PCE data, as bearish sentiment toward the won persisted in New York trading.
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The dollar-won exchange rate traded in the low 1,470 won range in the New York session, pressured by expectations of US Fed rate cuts and strong foreign equity inflows, while investors await key US inflation data.
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The dollar-won exchange rate rebounded above 1,470 in London trading, narrowing earlier losses as foreign investors bought South Korean equities and Asian currencies strengthened, while markets awaited key U.S. inflation data.
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The dollar-won exchange rate edged down as the won tracked gains in Asian currencies, with the 1,470 won level acting as resistance; foreign investors net bought KOSPI stocks, while robust demand limited further declines.
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South Korea's won opened flat against the dollar, with market average rate (MAR) and NDF fixing positions both neutral, signaling a balanced start to trading.
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The dollar-won exchange rate is expected to rise into the 1,470 won range as robust US labor market data and a stronger dollar index support firm buying sentiment, with dealers eyeing potential intervention near 1,475 won.
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The dollar-won exchange rate closed at 1,473.60, remaining rangebound despite a stronger US dollar, as markets weighed robust US labor data against skepticism over holiday distortions.
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The dollar-won exchange rate rose to the mid-1,470 won level as persistent buying by foreign investors and strong demand in dollar futures outweighed selling, with the KOSPI falling and offshore accounts supporting further gains.
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