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[이데일리 이윤화 기자] The won-dollar exchange rate rose to the mid-range of 1,100 won, closing in six trading days. In addition to the rise in the interest rate of US 10-year Treasury bonds to 1.3%, risks such as conflict between the US and China triggered a strong dollar, and there was also the effect of foreign funds withdrawn from the domestic stock market.
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According to the Seoul Foreign Exchange Brokerage on the 17th, the won-dollar exchange rate ended at 1107.5 won, up 7.4 won (0.67%) from the closing price (1100.1 won) on the previous trading day. The exchange rate on this day started at 1108.7 won, up 8.6 won (0.78%) from the closing price of the previous trading day (1100.1 won), and raised its peak to 1110.4 won during the day. However, above KRW 1110, the export company’s Nego volume (selling in dollars) began to take off, and the increase gradually decreased.
The dollar index, which represents the value of the dollar against six major currencies, also rose 0.18% to the 90.6 line compared to the closing time of the New York Stock Market.
Last night, the New York Stock Market closed mixed with rising government bond yields. On the 16th (local time) on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), the Dow Jones 30 Industrial Average ended trading at 3,1522.75, up 0.20% from the previous trading day. On the other hand, the Standard & Poor’s (S&P) 500 index fell 2.24 points (0.06%) from the battlefield to 3932.59. The Nasdaq Index, which is centered on technology stocks, also closed at 14,047.50, down 47.97 points (0.34%).
The KOSPI index fell in four days. On this day, the KOSPI index closed at 3133.73, down 29.52 points (0.93%) from the previous day. In the securities market, foreigners sold 5143 billion won, and institutions sold 1,3452 trillion won. Individuals net bought 1.83 trillion won.
On that day, the volume of transactions in Seoul Foreign Exchange Brokerage and Korean Fund Brokerage was totaled at 80,71 trillion dollars.