South Korea will launch 24-hour trading in the won from July 6 to boost global investor access and improve market appeal. The reform is expected to enhance liquidity and efficiency but raises concerns over volatility during low-liquidity hours, even as strong equity inflows and overseas investments continue to pressure the currency.
South Korea will introduce 24-hour trading for its currency, the won, starting July 6. This move aims to increase global investor access and enhance the market's appeal. While expected to boost liquidity and efficiency, concerns exist regarding potential volatility during…
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