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fxJun 8, 2026, 4:58 PM

South Korea Steps Up FX Defense as Won Hits 2009 Lows

South Korean authorities held an emergency meeting and vowed stern action against speculative FX activity as USD/KRW trades at its weakest since 2009. The National Pension Service has resumed forward FX selling with a higher hedge ratio.

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South Korean policymakers held an emergency meeting and pledged to take tough measures against speculative foreign exchange activity, according to BNY's Bob Savage. The move comes as USD/KRW trades at its weakest level since 2009, putting pressure on the won.

The National Pension Service has also resumed forward FX selling under a higher hedge ratio, adding to the government's efforts to stabilize the currency. These steps signal a more aggressive stance by Seoul to defend the won amid ongoing depreciation pressures.

Source: FXStreet Forex News