[Today's won] Won weakens to 1,336.7 per dollar, down 6.0 won
The won weakened by 6.0 won to close at 1,336.7 per dollar after opening at 1,336.0. The exchange rate remained near the bottom of its yearly range.

The won closed at 1,336.7 per dollar, weakening by 6.0 won from the previous session. The exchange rate remained near its yearly low of 1,323.1 and was 14.1% below its high of 1,555.8.
The dollar rose 6.0 won against the Korean currency to close at 1,336.7.
On November 13, the dollar-won exchange rate opened at 1,336.0, up 5.3 won from the previous close of 1,330.7. It ended the session at 1,336.7, a further rise of 0.7 won from the open.
The closing rate stood near the bottom of the year's range of 1,323.1 to 1,555.8, about 6% of the way up from the low. It was 55.9 won below the 1,392.6 recorded on August 20.
The won was stronger than a year earlier. Converting 1,000,000 won into dollars at the November 13, 2025 rate of 1,467.7 would have yielded about $681.34. Converting that amount back at the latest rate of 1,336.7 would return approximately 910,745 won, a decline of 89,255 won, or 8.9%, in won terms.
On November 13, the published rates were 200.29 won per Chinese yuan and 835 won per 100 Japanese yen.