South Korean won climbed to a two-year high against the dollar on Monday. However, shares of the chipmakers whose dollar sales help support the currency traded in the red. The divergence emerged as Seoul’s markets reopened after a three-day holiday, with both the benchmark KOSPI and the tech-heavy KOSDAQ posting losses…
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