Treasury Secretary Bessent says excess volatility in the FX market is undesirable in a meeting with South Korea

The comments from Treasury Secretary Bessent highlight concerns about excessive volatility in the FX market, potentially indicating a desire for more stability in currency movements.

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  • Also discussed depreciation of KRW with South Korea.
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The references to the depreciation of the KRW suggest that this issue is particularly pertinent to South Korean officials and could influence their policy responses, especially if the aimed-for stability might affect trade balances or economic growth.

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