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South Korea's financial markets fell on Thursday after the second Trump-Kim summit in Hanoi ended without a deal. The KOSPI dropped 1.76 percent to 2,195.44 and the won closed weaker at 1,124.70 per dollar.
Trump said he could not accept the North's call for lifting all sanctions without full denuclearization.
The breakdown of talks keeps sanctions and geopolitical uncertainty in place, which affects investor sentiment and regional currencies rather than feed supply or demand.
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