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South Korea Launches $3 Billion Sale of Dollar Bonds

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South Korea is launching a $3 billion dollar bond sale to boost its foreign exchange reserves, driven by global uncertainties and investments from a US trade deal.

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South Korea is offering $3 billion of dollar bonds, in an effort to bolster its foreign exchange reserves amid global uncertainties and massive investments pledged under a US trade deal.

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