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USD-KRW Hits 1,325.40 Won, Three-Day Low on Export Settlements

The USD-KRW exchange rate fell to a three-day low on the morning of the 20th, driven by export settlement flows from semiconductor firms. As of 11:05 AM, the rate traded at 1,328.70 won, down 1.60 won from the previous close. Export-related dollar selling pressured the rate downward as foreign
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GateMacroTradfiHub·10-20 04:25
USD-KRW Hits 1,325.40 Won, Three-Day Low on Export Settlements

Korean Government Bonds Rise as Foreign Buying Offsets US Treasury Spillover

South Korean government bond yields rose on the 20th, with the benchmark 3-year Korea Treasury Bond (KTB) yield climbing 0.5 basis points to 3.882% and the 10-year yield advancing 0.7bp to 4.217% as of 11:03 AM local time, according to Seoul bond market data. The yield increases followed a sharp ove
GateMacroTradfiHub·10-20 04:18
Korean Government Bonds Rise as Foreign Buying Offsets US Treasury Spillover

Top 10 U.S. stocks by trading volume: NVIDIA’s quantum fault-tolerant simulation breaks records, while Amazon stock rises 4.98%

Most of the top ten U.S. stocks by trading volume on October 19 closed higher: Micron Technology (MU) led the gains, closing up 2.97% with $23.29B in trading volume; NVIDIA (NVDA) stock closed up 1.38% with $21.36B in trading volume; and Amazon (AMZN) stock closed up 4.98% with $14.31B in trading volume. Morgan Stanley named Amazon a “Top Pick” that day and raised its price target to $350. NVIDIA: JUPITER Supercomputer Completes Simulation of Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computing with 104 Qubits; GTC
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Bisc·10-20 04:10
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Japan 20-Year Bond Auction Hits Record 5.84 Demand Ratio as Yields Surge

Japan's 20-year government bond auction on October 20 drew record demand as investors stepped in amid yields climbing to their highest levels in decades. Bloomberg reported the bid-to-cover ratio rose to a record 5.84, well above 4.01 at the previous sale and the 12-month average of 3.73. The
Bloomingbit·10-20 04:07
Japan 20-Year Bond Auction Hits Record 5.84 Demand Ratio as Yields Surge