South Korea has initiated 24-hour trading for the dollar-won currency pair, allowing continuous trading around the clock. This change marks a significant shift in the country's foreign exchange market operations and may impact liquidity and trading volumes. The move aligns with global trends toward extended trading hours in major currency markets.
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24-hour trading increases market accessibility for global investors.
South Korea has started 24-hour trading of the dollar-won currency pair.
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South Korea has started 24-hour trading of the dollar-won currency pair.
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South Korea has started 24-hour trading of the dollar-won currency pair.
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