The one-month dollar-won NDF was quoted at 1,358.10, up 16.70 won from the previous Seoul spot close after accounting for the swap point. The report attributed the rise to a sharp fall in U.S. semiconductor stocks and expectations of foreign equity outflows from South Korea; the dollar’s broader gains later faded.
A higher dollar-won rate increases the won cost of imported feed ingredients. The equity-driven move points to near-term currency pressure, although the dollar’s retreat limited the broader support for the move.
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