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South Korea's foreign exchange authorities sold a net $800 million in currency market intervention in the second quarter, after selling $2.96 billion in the first quarter, central bank data showed. It was the third consecutive quarter of dollar sales to curb won losses.
The won strengthened 8.7% against the dollar in the quarter.
Won intervention and a stronger won shift the currency backdrop for Korean feed importers and can modestly ease dollar-denominated feed costs, though the effect on grain and meal prices is limited.
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