South Korea will launch 24-hour trading in the won from July 6 to boost global investor access and improve market appeal. The reform is expected to enhance liquidity and efficiency but raises concerns over volatility during low-liquidity hours, even as strong equity inflows and overseas investments continue to pressure the currency.
South Korea will launch 24-hour trading in the won from July 6 to boost global investor access and improve market appeal. The reform is expected to enhance liquidity and efficiency but raises concerns over volatility during low-liquidity hours, even as strong equity inflows and overseas investments continue to pressure the currency.
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