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South Korea to expand use of won-denominated bonds for foreign investors

Markets-Economic Times · 7h ago · 🇮🇳 India
South Korea to expand use of won-denominated bonds for foreign investors

South Korea has announced plans to enhance global acceptance of its currency by allowing foreign financial institutions to borrow won. Additionally, these institutions will be permitted to utilize won-denominated bonds as collateral. Furthermore, the dollar-won market trading hours have been expanded to twenty-four hours, seeking to integrate South Korea’s currency into the wider international markets.

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