(Bloomberg) -- South Korea's won weakened the most
since May 18 as overseas investors sold the nation's equities
after a drop in global stock markets. Government bonds declined.
The won fell this week as sales of Korean shares by overseas
fund managers today exceeded purchases by the most in a year,
according to Korea Exchange data. The benchmark Kospi index of
equities dropped 1.5 percent today.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
since May 18 as overseas investors sold the nation's equities
after a drop in global stock markets. Government bonds declined.
The won fell this week as sales of Korean shares by overseas
fund managers today exceeded purchases by the most in a year,
according to Korea Exchange data. The benchmark Kospi index of
equities dropped 1.5 percent today.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
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