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Dollar-Won falls ahead of 1,500 wonLast night, the dollar-won (REGN) exchange rate
1) Dollar-Won falls ahead of 1,500 wonLast night, the dollar-won (REGN) exchange rate closed at around 1,489 won, down about 4 won from the previous day due to the dollar selling volume that appeared ahead of 1,500 won. The won depreciated about 3 percent against the dollar during the period due to the trillion-won foreign…
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05/12 U.S. stock market cuts down on supply and
05/12 U.S. stock market cuts down on supply and demand of options despite controversy over continuity of AI investment and price burden The U.S. stock market started lower on related companies following the previous day’s analysis that the dependence on external financing is increasing in the process of expanding AI investment in large technology stocks.…
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05/11 U.S. stocks edge up on chipmakers despite U.S.-Iran and consumer uncertainty
05/11 U.S. stocks edge up on chipmakers despite U.S.-Iran and consumer uncertainty U.S. stocks started lower, citing Trump’s rejection of Iran’s proposal, but turned to higher expectations as some semiconductor companies, including Micron (+6.50%), continued to strengthen. Of course, interest rates on U.K. government bonds rose sharply after local elections, stimulating a rise in U.S.…
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Dollar-won closes at 1460 won range
1) Dollar-won closes at 1460 won rangeOn Friday night, the dollar-won (REGN) exchange rate closed at 1,462 won, up about 6 won from the previous day. With more than 11 trillion won worth of foreign capital withdrawn from the KOSPI for two days, the situation in the Middle East puts pressure on the Korean won,…
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05/11 U.S. after-hours futures fall on Trump’s comments
05/11 U.S. after-hours futures fall on Trump’s comments U.S.-Iranian negotiationsRegarding the U.S.-Iran draft, the Iranian media emphasized the need to lift the blockade around the sea after signing the preliminary agreement. At the same time, the U.S. Treasury Department demanded the lifting of sanctions on Iranian oil sales for 30 days, and stressed the need…
