
South Korean shares plunged after the market opened, triggering a circuit breaker, while the dollar-won rate traded around 1,357 won after briefly reaching the 1,358-won range. Despite strong risk aversion and foreign selling, dollar sales by exporters and caution from foreign-exchange authorities appeared to limit further gains in the exchange rate.
Risk aversion supported USDKRW, but exporter dollar sales and the prospect of official resistance capped the rise. The exchange-rate move could affect the cost of imported feed, but no specific commodity supply or demand change is reported.
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