The Korean dollar to the United States dollar rose to almost a year's high, and the exporter was supporting the sale of the dollar

According to the early release of A, on Monday, the Korean dollar rose to 1,376.5, the strongest rate since mid-September 2025. The United States dollar was maintained near the low point of months, and the uncertainty surrounding the return of United States debt and the sanctions imposed on Iran put pressure on the market. The surge in South Korean semi-conductor exports has helped to strengthen the Korean Won against the pressure of rising oil prices. According to Christopher Wong, foreign exchange strategist at the Bank of China Overseas, United States dollar sales by exporters and businesses, combined with the weakening of the United States dollar as a whole, have provided sustained support for the Korean Won。