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South Korea's finance ministry sold $1 billion of five-year dollar-denominated foreign exchange stabilization bonds at 4.5%. It was the first dollar-denominated sale since 2021.
The dollar funding raises reserves to defend the won, which can slow depreciation and ease import costs for feed buyers, though the effect is modest.
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