The South Korean won hovered around 1,510 per dollar, remaining close to its weakest levels since 2009, as global risks and persistent capital outflows continued to weigh on the currency. Crude oil prices stayed elevated near $100 per barrel amid ongoing Middle East tensions, keeping imported inflation risks prominent. Additional downside pressure came from sustained capital outflows, with heavy net selling by foreign investors, amplifying demand for the greenback and weighing on the currency.

Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump signaled that military operations in Iran could conclude within weeks. While this lifted market sentiment and eased some oil-driven inflation concerns, the currency’s recovery was limited by structural headwinds. The Bank of Korea has signaled readiness to intervene if volatility intensifies, helping to contain further losses. The won is likely to trade in a narrow range in the near term.

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