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The won-dollar rate fell 9.5 won to 1,347.1 on Nov. 9, its first decline in four trading sessions.
Exporters sold dollars after the rate rose above 1,360, while foreign investors remained net sellers of South Korean shares; analysts said the rate could trade between 1,330 and 1,380 this week.
Exporter dollar selling increases dollar supply and pressures USD/KRW lower, reducing the local-currency cost of dollar-priced feed imports. Continued foreign equity outflows could counter that pressure.
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