Monday, April 23, 2007

Korean Won Drops From 3-Month High as Charts Flag Halt in Gain; Bonds Fall

(Bloomberg) -- South Korea's won dropped from the highest since January, as a technical chart some traders watch to predict future price movements indicated the appreciation may have been excessive. Government bonds rose.

The dollar's relative strength index against the won was 31.035 yesterday, close to a level that suggests its decline may pause. The won has advanced 1.1 percent over the past month as the benchmark share index climbed to a record, helped by optimism growth will quicken later this year.


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