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Korean officials welcomed the Korea-US agreement capping Seoul's annual cash investment at $20 billion, which falls within the amount the Bank of Korea said could be made without disrupting FX markets. Analysts warn that financing the $20 billion annually, roughly 5% of foreign reserves, remains unclear and could still cause FX fluctuations.
Persistent FX uncertainty can weaken the won, making dollar-denominated feed imports more expensive for Korean buyers.
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