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The won fell to the 1,430 range for the first time in five months after the Federal Reserve held rates steady, which markets read as a sign it would not tighten further. Capital inflows tied to SK Hynix ADRs added pressure, and the weekly close of 1,437.4 was the lowest since February.
A stronger won trims the local-currency cost of dollar-priced feed imports, which can modestly support Korean demand for grains and meal.
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