(Bloomberg) -- South Korea's won rose to the highest
since May 8 on speculation growth in Asia's third-largest
economy will accelerate, helped by rising exports. Government
bonds were little changed.
The won gained for a third day as a government report today
showed exports, which account for about 40 percent of the
economy, grew faster than expected in June. The currency touched
the highest in almost 10 years against the yen on June 22 and is
trading within 0.2 percent of that level today.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
since May 8 on speculation growth in Asia's third-largest
economy will accelerate, helped by rising exports. Government
bonds were little changed.
The won gained for a third day as a government report today
showed exports, which account for about 40 percent of the
economy, grew faster than expected in June. The currency touched
the highest in almost 10 years against the yen on June 22 and is
trading within 0.2 percent of that level today.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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