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KOREAN WON
KOREAN WON: Yesterday's USD sales weighed on USD/KRW at the re-open and the rate
last deals -4.05 fig. at KRW1,191.40. Little to write home about regional
headline flow so far.
- U.S. Dep Sec of State Biegun didn't reveal much of interest during his trip to
South Korea. After a series of meetings with off'ls in Seoul, he reiterated U.S.
support for inter-Korean dialogue. Biegun leaves South Korea for Japan today.
- Worth flagging that President Moon's office said that he will unveil the
details of the so called "Korean New Deal", i.e. a comprehensive economic
recovery plan, on Jul 13.
- South Korea's minimum wage committee holds one of its meetings today, to
decide the 2021 minimum wage.
- Losses past Jul 7/Jun 11 lows of KRW1,189.80/1,188.60 would open up Mar 5 low
of KRW1,179.90. Meanwhile, a jump above the 200-DMA/yesterday's high at
KRW1,196.78/1,198.90 would expose Jul 1 high of KRW1,204.65.
- The BOK publishes household lending data today, which will conclude South
Korean data releases for this week.

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