The South Korean won has reached its strongest level in nearly two years, gaining 1.3% to 1,334.70 per dollar, driven by a rally in semiconductor stocks and foreign inflows into the Kospi Index.
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- Step 1 · The triggerthe South Korean won appreciates as semiconductor stocks rally and foreign inflows increase
- Step 2 · Knock-onstronger won reduces import costs for Indian SMEs sourcing from South Korea
- Step 3 · Knock-onIndian SMEs benefit from improved profit margins as sourcing costs decrease
- Step 4 · Reaches youincreased demand for Korean technology may lead to more favorable financing conditions for Indian SMEs
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Source: CNBC TV18 (Markets)
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