The South Korean won closed at 1,549.4 per dollar, its weakest level since March 2009, as foreign outflows and dollar strength hammer the currency.

The Korean won sharply fell to its weakest level in 17 years against the U.S. dollar Monday, as foreign investors continued to sell local stocks am...

The Korean won weakened further against the U.S. dollar Tuesday as foreign investors continued to sell local stocks. The won opened at 1,543.1 won...

The Korean won weakened further against the U.S. dollar to hit a fresh 17-year low Tuesday, as overseas investors continued to sell local stocks. T...

The South Korean won closed at 1,549.4 per dollar, its weakest level since March 2009, as foreign outflows and dollar strength hammer the currency.

The Korean won weakened to 1,559 per dollar in intraday trading Wednesday, showing little sign of stabilizing despite suspected intervention by cur...

South Korea's won hit 1,557 per dollar, its weakest since 2009, as foreign investors dump Korean equities and strong US data fuels dollar demand.

The Korean won weakened further against the U.S. dollar Thursday, due to the steady selling of local stocks by foreign investors. The won was quote...

The Korean won strengthened against the U.S. dollar Friday, on expectations that slower U.S. jobs growth may prompts the Federal Reserve to moderat...

The Korean won sharply strengthened against the U.S. dollar Friday, as slower U.S. jobs growth weakened expectations of a rate hike by the Federal...