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USD-KRW Rises 3.70 Won to 1,386.10 on Foreign Equity Selling

The USD-KRW exchange rate rose 3.70 won to 1,386.10 won at 3:30 PM Seoul time on the 25th, compared to the prior trading day's close of 1,382.40 won. The increase followed foreign investors selling 3.814 trillion won worth of equities in the KOSPI
LucasBennett·08-25 09:53
USD-KRW Rises 3.70 Won to 1,386.10 on Foreign Equity Selling

Oracle ORCL US Stocks Prediction: $245 Bull Case vs $95 Bear Case

Oracle's stock fell 39.2% over the twelve months to 31 May 2026, even as its contracted backlog rose 363% from $137.8bn to $638.0bn, according to the company's 10-K filings. ORCL trades at $142.45, down 56.6% from its 10 September 2025 closing peak of $328.33. The decline reflects capital
ORCL3.06%
LucasBennett·08-25 09:52
Oracle ORCL US Stocks Prediction: $245 Bull Case vs $95 Bear Case

USD/KRW Rebounds to 1,386.10, Up 3.70 Won on August 25

According to Yonhapinfomax, the USD/KRW exchange rate rebounded to 1,386.10 won on August 25 as of 3:30 p.m. in Seoul, up 3.70 won from the previous trading day's close. The rebound was driven by risk-averse sentiment following declines in U.S. semiconductor stocks and concerns over tariffs on
GateNews·08-25 09:51
USD/KRW Rebounds to 1,386.10, Up 3.70 Won on August 25

South Korean IRS Rates Fall Across All Tenors on August 25

According to Seoul bond market data on August 25, South Korean interest rate swaps (IRS) declined across all tenors, with 1-year rates falling 0.75 basis points to 3.42%, 5-year rates dropping 2.00 basis points to 3.9425%, and 10-year rates declining 2.25 basis points to 4.0850%. A securities
GateNews·08-25 09:44
South Korean IRS Rates Fall Across All Tenors on August 25

BlackBerry CEO: Robotics Among Fastest-Growing QNX Businesses

BlackBerry CEO John Giamatteo told CNBC that robotics is one of the company's fastest-growing businesses within its QNX software division. The statement positions BlackBerry for expansion into physical AI applications beyond its established automotive software business. QNX provides
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LucasBennett·08-25 09:35
BlackBerry CEO: Robotics Among Fastest-Growing QNX Businesses