The Biden effect
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The Biden effect

Published: 09 Nov. 2020, 19:17 Updated: 09 Nov. 2020, 20:03
 
An employee stands in front of screens Monday at a dealing room in Hana Bank, Jung District, in central Seoul. The won hit a 22-month high against the dollar in anticipation that the U.S. president-elect’s expected massive stimulus package will boost the currency. The Kospi hit a recent high, up 30.7 points, or 1.27 percent from the previous trading day, closing at 2,447.2 points.

An employee stands in front of screens Monday at a dealing room in Hana Bank, Jung District, in central Seoul. The won hit a 22-month high against the dollar in anticipation that the U.S. president-elect’s expected massive stimulus package will boost the currency. The Kospi hit a recent high, up 30.7 points, or 1.27 percent from the previous trading day, closing at 2,447.2 points.

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