TREE NEWS update: The Korean won strengthened to its highest level since mid-September 2025, reaching 1,376.5 per dollar, driven by a weak dollar and robust semiconductor exports. The dollar’s decline, coupled with uncertainty from U.S. Treasury buybacks and Iran sanctions, provided support for Asian currencies, with the won leading gains.
Korean Won Hits Near 1-Year High on Weak Dollar, Chip Exports
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