It must be OB-Irak, but speaking of Heinrich's law,

It must be OB-Irak, but speaking of Heinrich's law, the news that the Chosun Ilbo would conclude that we will invest 25 billion dollars annually in the U.S. over eight years and the remaining 150 billion dollars will be invested in the form of guarantees. Will we have enough money to give 25 billion dollars in cash every year?

The problem in the foreign exchange market is that exporters, especially chaebol, do not have to invest in the U.S. at any time, thus resulting in a shortening of supply of dollars to the Korean market, and the dollar's exchange rate is encouraging the won's rise in tandem with the U.S. trade negotiations. The exchange rate is already 1,440 won today...

If this happens, foreigners may question whether the Korean financial market will be able to provide sufficient dollar liquidity when they exit their stock investment funds. If exchange rate volatility is traded beyond the range they think, this is an uncontrollable systemic factor, so I tried to bring dollar funds to Korea, but there was a variable.

Wouldn't it be better to list shares of Samjeon or Hynix in the form of SDR on the New York Stock Market since large companies don't already bring dollars to Korea? Then, wouldn't it be possible to solve the current problem of Micron, whose operating profit is smaller than Samjeon due to better reflection of prices in the U.S. market? It reminds me of foreign funds during the past investment period, but now we can't make such a thing through capital liberalization, so why don't we list some shares in the U.S. market......

It's all organized while writing about what I bought on the market. Call players and put players must have made a profit today. Anyway, thank you put 537.50... Financial market that recommends alcohol. Let's go out for a drink...