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Officials have pressed the country's pension funds to sell dollars and urged conglomerates to convert more US earnings into won. These measures have not yet halted the won's decline against the dollar.
Currency weakness raises the won cost of dollar-denominated feed imports, so buyers in Korea face higher input costs while the measures remain ineffective. Any successful stabilization would ease that pressure.
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