Heads up—the won's been getting hammered lately. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent just threw some rare verbal support its way, noting that South Korea's currency has weakened to an excessive degree. The slide is pretty significant too: we're looking at levels not seen since 2009. Interesting timing for such a public statement, especially when you consider how macro conditions like currency devaluation can ripple through capital flows and affect asset markets globally.
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failed_dev_successful_ape
· 15h ago
The Korean won has really taken a hit this time. The U.S. Treasury Secretary spoke out for the first time ever—quite interesting.
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GateUser-74b10196
· 15h ago
The Federal Reserve has spoken out, it seems the Korean won has indeed been hit hard.
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LiquidityWitch
· 15h ago
Long-term bearish on US bonds, the Korean won has indeed been hit hard, reaching the lowest point since 2009... However, Bessent speaking out at this time, what's the underlying logic behind it?
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BearMarketBard
· 15h ago
Here comes the usual pump and dump again. I'm tired of hearing this American talk.
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GasFeeCrier
· 15h ago
Besant has spoken, and this time the Korean Won might really have a chance
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GweiTooHigh
· 15h ago
The US dollar is really strong, and the Korean won has dropped a bit excessively this time.
Heads up—the won's been getting hammered lately. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent just threw some rare verbal support its way, noting that South Korea's currency has weakened to an excessive degree. The slide is pretty significant too: we're looking at levels not seen since 2009. Interesting timing for such a public statement, especially when you consider how macro conditions like currency devaluation can ripple through capital flows and affect asset markets globally.