The Korean won strengthens after the lifting of the state of emergency, and the dollar recovers

Dealers said: Central bank in South Korea Gains can be supported at the open today by selling Dollar.

The dollar also rebounded from a three-week low against the yen in early trading on Wednesday, and held its ground against other major rivals as traders eyed the possibility of Federal Reserve tapering. Federal (bank US central bank) interest rates this month.

withdraw Chinese yuan It is near the lowest level in more than a year in foreign transactions, pressured by threats from the new US President Donald Trump Trump Renovate by introducing customs duties.

keep Euro It is above a two-year low as French lawmakers prepare to vote on motions of no confidence later in the day that would likely topple the government.

get up Dollar indexwhich measures the currency against six major currencies, including the yen and euro, rose 0.07 percent to 106.39 at 01:20 GMT, according to Reuters data.

And he went upstairs Dollar 0.18 percent to 149.90 yen, continuing a recovery after falling to 148.65 yen in the previous session, for the first time since Oct. 11.

And it happened Dollar received some support on Tuesday after data showed U.S. jobs rose modestly in October while job cuts fell, although Fed officials gave no definitive guidance on what they intend to do at the end of their next meeting on politics in two weeks.

Waiting for customers Job data Crucial month, Friday, for more clues on interest rate expectations.

The euro was little changed at $1.0506, having stabilized this week as the political crisis in France reached its peak. On November 22, it fell to a low of $1.03315.

and stability a pound Sterling At $1.26645.

There was no significant change won At 1,413.80 per dollar after opening 0.5 percent higher on Wednesday, recouping almost all of the losses it suffered in the previous session, when it fell to 1,443.40 per dollar for the first time since October 2022.

And it fell Yuan Overseas at 7.2948 against the dollar, returning to the previous day’s low of 7.3145, the weakest since November last year.

The Australian dollar weakened 0.4 percent to $0.6461. And it grew Australian economy At the slowest annual pace since the pandemic in the third quarter.