South Korean won falls to 17‑month low amid political and trade pressures

The South Korean won slipped to its lowest level in 17 months. The decline was linked to mounting political uncertainties. Trade headwinds also weighed on the currency’s performance. Market analysts noted the combined impact of domestic and external factors. The weakening won raises concerns for South Korea’s export sector. Investors are monitoring policy developments for signs of stabilization. The trend highlights the sensitivity of the currency to geopolitical risk. Future movements will depend on how political and trade issues evolve.