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Traders on Lookout for Next Yen 'Red Line' | The Asia Trade 7/1/2026
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The Hindu BusinessLine
· Jun 24, 2026
Flat opening seen for Indian markets
Gift Nifty at 23,865 provides little cues for market direction. Ahead of holiday (Muharram on Friday) and NSE monthly FO settlement (on Tuesday), traders will go light on their position, analysts said.
Seeking Alpha
· Jul 9, 2026
JD.com: Add To Cart While China's On Sale
JD.com: Add To Cart While China's On Sale
Daily NK English
· Jun 30, 2026
North Korean dried seafood and produce flow into China as luggage checks ease
The year 2026 has brought a noticeable shift in how Chinese customs officials treat travelers crossing the border from North Korea, with sources reporting a marked easing in inspections of personal luggage. As a result, small quantities of North Korean dried seafood, produce and processed foods are once again flowing into China, reviving informal trade []
Investing.com
· Jun 26, 2026
Always-on won: Korean dealers fret about risks in landmark shift to 24-hour trading
Always-on won: Korean dealers fret about risks in landmark shift to 24-hour trading
Yonhap News Agency
· Jul 1, 2026
Online shopping sales up 10 pct on higher foodstuff, cosmetics demand
SEOUL, July 1 (Yonhap) -- Online shopping sales in South Korea moved up 10 perce...
The korea Herald News
· Jul 6, 2026
[Photo News] Dollar-won trading goes 24-hour
DOLLAR-WON TRADING GOES 24-HOUR An electronic board at Hana Bank's Hana Infinity Seoul dealing room shows the dollar-won exchange rate on Monday morning, the first day of Korea's 24-hour foreign exchange trading system. The shift expands dollar-won trading from the previous 9 a.m.-to-2 a.m. session to a near-24-hour structure, with trading now available around the clock except on weekends and Jan. 1. (Yonhap)
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Related coverage for "Traders on Lookout for Next Yen 'Red Line' | The Asia Trade 7/1/2026": The Hindu BusinessLine — Flat opening seen for Indian markets. Seeking Alpha — JD.com: Add To Cart While China's On Sale. Daily NK English — North Korean dried seafood and produce flow into China as luggage checks ease. Investing.com — Always-on won: Korean dealers fret about risks in landmark shift to 24-hour trading. Yonhap News Agency — Online shopping sales up 10 pct on higher foodstuff, cosmetics demand. The korea Herald News — [Photo News] Dollar-won trading goes 24-hour