Korean analysts expect short-term volatility in the won-dollar rate ahead of the US midterm elections and key US jobs data. Uncertainty over US fiscal policy, possible Democratic control of the House, and a global tech stock correction are cited as drivers.
KB Kookmin Bank forecasts a weekly won-dollar range of 1,320 to 1,350 won and a monthly range of 1,290 to 1,360 won.
A wider won-dollar range adds exchange-rate risk for Korean feed importers who buy dollar-priced grain and meal. Currency swings can change the landed cost of feed more than small moves in global futures.
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