Seoul, April 3 – South Korea's foreign reserves saw their sharpest monthly decline in about a year in March, amid a stronger dollar and authorities' efforts to manage exchange rate volatility, the central bank said on Friday.The country's foreign reserves stood at US$423.66 billion as of the end of March, down US$3.97 billion from a month earlier, according to data from the Bank of Korea (BOK).This was the sharpest decline since April 2025, when the amount fell by US$4.99 billion on a month-on-month basis, reports Yonhap news agency.
Daily market newsThe reserves had fallen in December for the first time since June, and continued to decline through January before rising in February."The U.S. dollar strengthened in March...