The South Koreans are expected to invest up to 6 trillion
South Korean Won ([pounds sterling]3.5bn) in OLEDs in the next year.
The greenback sank to Sg$1.2721 from Sg$1.2733 the previous day, to Tw$30.03 from Tw$30.06, to 1,139.80
South Korean won from 1,142.18 won and to 10,000 Indonesian rupiah from 10,040 rupiah.
The greenback slipped to 1,093.48
South Korean won from 1,093.65 while holding steady at Sg$1.2307 and at 29.53 Taiwan dollars.
The
South Korean won leads all 16 of the dollar's biggest peers with a gain of 7.7 per cent.
It dipped to Sg$1.2306 from Sg1.2347 in Asian trade Friday, to 29.57 Thai baht from 29.69 baht, to 53.89 Indian rupees from 53.93, and to 1,093.65
South Korean won from 1,098.80.
It also gained to 1,131.53
South Korean won from 1,129.93 won and to 29.04 Thai baht from 29.00 baht, but eased to Sg$1.2375 from Sg$1.2379 and to 54.47 Indian rupees from 54.52 rupees
It sagged to 31.43 Thai baht from 31.48 baht, to 55.47 Indian rupees from 55.58 rupees, and to 1,133.68
South Korean won from 1,135.45 won while staying almost flat at Tw$29.96 and at 42.35 Philippine pesos.
But it fell to 1,120.30
South Korean won from 1,121.65 won.
It fell to 41.26 Philippine pesos from 41.30 pesos a on Monday, to Sg$1.2401 from Sg$1.2411, to 9,739 Indonesian rupiah from 9,761 rupiah and to 1,137.75
South Korean won from 1,138.85 won.
It fell to 54.44 Indian rupees from 54.78 rupees on Monday, to 29.06 Thai baht from 29.10 baht, to Tw$29.89 from Tw$29.92, and to 1,115.01
South Korean won from 1,122.80 won while staying flat at Sg$1.2374.
The greenback slipped to Tw$29.92 from Tw$29.94, to 1,122.80
South Korean won from 1,131.53 won and to Sg$1.2373 from Sg$1.2375.
It also fell to 29.60 Thai baht from 29.73 baht but rose to 1,094.74
South Korean won from 1,094.30 won and to 54.28 Indian rupees from 54.22 rupees, while remaining unchanged at Tw$29.68.