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The won posted its largest one-day gain in about a month, closing at 1,286.50 per dollar on June 27. The rebound followed expectations that the Federal Reserve may slow its tightening, which eased recession fears.
A firmer won partly offsets the import cost pressure from the earlier slide, though the currency remains weak relative to recent levels.
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