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1
Within emerging Asia, only the South
Korean
won
has done as badly.
2
The South
Korean
won
edged up, supported by foreign inflows into stocks.
3
The
Korean
won
jumped to its highest in more than two years.
4
The
Korean
won
and Indonesian rupiah also have fallen against the greenback.
5
The
Korean
won
was almost unchanged, while the benchmark bond yield fell.
6
The
Korean
won
fall to 2-week low while bond yields also fell.
7
The
Korean
won
and Indonesian rupiah also have fallen against the dollar.
8
The
Korean
won
was steady against U.S. dollar, while bond yields rose.
9
Long positions in the South
Korean
won
touched the highest since late August.
10
The South
Korean
won
declined as foreign investors continued to sell Seoul stocks.
11
This is likely to keep the South
Korean
won
on edge.
12
The ringgit and the South
Korean
won
slid on selling from offshore funds.
13
The
Korean
won
and shares barely reacted to the policy announcement.
14
Both the
Korean
won
and the benchmark bond yield also rose.
15
The
Korean
won
and the benchmark bond yield rose as well.
16
The
Korean
won
,
Malaysian ringgit and Indonesian rupiah posted meagre gains.