NH Nonghyup Bank holds ‘Exchange Rate Outlook Seminar’ for import and export companies < Economy & Finance < Text of article

NH Nonghyup Bank (CEO Seok-yong Lee) announced on the 24th that it held an ‘Exchange Rate Outlook Seminar’ at JW Marriott Dongdaemun Square on the 23rd, inviting about 80 export and import customers.

At this seminar, Lee Nak-won, an expert in FX derivatives at Nonghyup Bank, appeared as a lecturer and gave a presentation on the global economy and exchange rate outlook for 2025. It received a lot of attention from customers of import and export companies in need of foreign exchange risk management by presenting key issues in the exchange rate market and forecasts for major currencies next year.

Lee Nak-won, an expert on FX derivatives, predicted, “The dollar is expected to weaken in 2025 due to the U.S. liquidity easing policy, but the decline in the dollar-won exchange rate is expected to be limited amid worsening won fundamentals.”

Seo Jun-ho, Vice President of the Money Market Division, said, “Despite the start of the global interest rate cut cycle and the domestic trade balance surplus, volatility is growing due to increasing uncertainties such as geopolitical risks in the Middle East.” He added, “We can coexist by considering financial market trends and risk factors with customers.” “I will become your financial partner,” he said.

Nonghyup Bank Vice President Seo Jun-ho is giving a greeting at the Nonghyup Bank Exchange Rate Outlook Seminar held at JW Marriott Dongdaemun Square on the 23rd.

Source: www.nextdaily.co.kr