South Korean Won Hits Two-Month High on Inflow Expectations
The News
The South Korean won strengthened to its strongest level since May, reaching a two-month high. This appreciation is attributed to expectations of dollar inflows from SK Hynix Inc’s American depositary receipts entering the local currency market. The movement reflects market anticipation of increased foreign investment in South Korea.
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Won strengthens to two-month high.
The South Korean won advanced to its strongest level since May.
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The South Korean won advanced to its strongest level since May.
Bloomberg- Won strengthens to two-month high.
- Driven by expectations of dollar inflows from SK Hynix ADRs.
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Loaded language removedThe South Korean won rose to its highest level since May on expectations that dollar inflows from SK Hynix Inc’s American depositary receipts will enter the local currency market.
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The South Korean won advanced to its strongest level since May.
BloombergDollar inflows from SK Hynix Inc’s American depositary receipts are expected to enter the local currency market.
OpinionThe won's strength is due to expectations of dollar inflows from SK Hynix.
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