(Bloomberg) -- The South Korean won rose,
approaching the highest this year, on signs growth in Asia's
third-largest economy is gathering pace.
The currency is the second-best performer in the region
today as department store sales in June increased at the fastest
pace in four months. The won has also risen 0.2 percent since
the central bank July 11 raised its 2007 economic growth
forecast as exports surge and consumer spending rebounds.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
approaching the highest this year, on signs growth in Asia's
third-largest economy is gathering pace.
The currency is the second-best performer in the region
today as department store sales in June increased at the fastest
pace in four months. The won has also risen 0.2 percent since
the central bank July 11 raised its 2007 economic growth
forecast as exports surge and consumer spending rebounds.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
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