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The won fell to an eight-month low of 1,124.2 per dollar on June 28, 2018 and lost 5.1 percent over 14 trading days. Analysts say the pace of depreciation is a concern for an export-dependent economy already weighed down by weaker investment and consumption.
A sharp won decline is a currency-level factor with no direct effect on feed commodity supply or demand.
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