Monday
January 20, 2020
Gangnam-gu, South Korea
Fine Dust :
The won rose to an over 19-month high against the dollar on Monday.
Stocks closed lower Monday as investors remained skeptical about the possibility of an economic recovery amid a resurgence in the new coronavirus. The won rose to an over 19-month high against the dollar.
Stocks rebounded after a choppy session Friday, buoyed by optimism over improved corporate earnings in the third quarter. The won closed unchanged to the dollar.
Stocks ended a three-day winning streak Thursday amid lingering uncertainties over a new stimulus push in the world's largest economy. The Korean won fell against the dollar.
Stocks extended gains for a third consecutive session Wednesday as investors held out optimism for progress in the U.S. stimulus talks. The won rose against the dollar.
Shares rose for a second straight session Tuesday, as investors hold on to hopes for progress in new U.S. stimulus talks. The won rose to an 18-month high against the dollar.
Stocks ended a four-session losing streak Monday on a bargain-hunting rush despite disappointing growth data from China. The won rose against the dollar.
Shares retreated for a fourth consecutive session Friday, largely on concerns that the Covid-19 resurgence in major economies may hurt exports. The won fell against the dollar.
Stocks dipped for a third consecutive session Thursday as rising coronavirus infections and the deadlocked U.S. fiscal stimulus weighed heavily on local financial markets. The won rose against the dollar.
Shares dipped nearly 1 percent Wednesday as a new coronavirus cluster infection threatened hopes for quick economic recovery. The won rose against the dollar.
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