The South Korean won continued sliding on Thursday, approaching levels not seen in nearly two decades. Despite reassuring comments from US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, the currency remained under pressure, raising questions about whether policymakers can effectively reverse the downtrend. The weak won reflects broader currency market tensions, which often spill over into emerging asset classes and influence trading patterns across different markets.
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The South Korean won continued sliding on Thursday, approaching levels not seen in nearly two decades. Despite reassuring comments from US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, the currency remained under pressure, raising questions about whether policymakers can effectively reverse the downtrend. The weak won reflects broader currency market tensions, which often spill over into emerging asset classes and influence trading patterns across different markets.