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Korean Won Dollar Rate
November 26th, 2009 by admin

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Why is the Korean Won so weak vs. the USD right now?

I am being paid in Korean Won and am planning to move back to the US in about 3 years. As it lies right now, I would be given about 2/3 of what I was originally making when I first got here if I exchanged to dollars. That said, I’m probably not going to touch my money until the exchange rates flux back to their usual statistics.

What do you think? Why is this happening and what would you do if you were me?

I’ll hang up and listen. Thanks. ;)
Oracle you are a moron. At no point, in any of your ramblings did you deliver a rational thought. I award you no points and may God have mercy on your soul.

Woah pal, don’t be confused. The USD isn’t going up really, it’s just that the value of everyone else’s currency value is dropping, while the dollar stays at a near-constant rate. This is due to the American Economy dropping. In turn this is having a drop on the Global Market and Economy, instilling the world with fear and anger. Countries are looming over their economies and instating bailouts. Eventually the Global Economy will start turning again, after a recession or fabled depression. During this time excess “fat” will be trimmed from the world. Man, I know too much for a fifteen year old boy.


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