South Korean Won Rises as Trump Signals End to Middle East Conflict
Seoul, March 25 – The South Korean won strengthened against the US dollar on Wednesday following indications from US President Donald Trump regarding a potential resolution to the escalating Middle East conflict.The won opened at 1,493 per dollar, an increase of 2.2 won compared to the previous trading session, according to reports from the Yonhap news agency. The currency had previously surged to 1,495.2 won per dollar on Tuesday, rebounding from a 17-year low of 1,517.3 won in the session prior. This recovery followed Trump’s announcement of a five-day postponement of planned strikes against Iranian energy facilities and reports of ongoing negotiations.However...