Morning Exchange Rate Briefing for April 4, 2026
Quickly grasp the key exchange rate levels on April 4, including the won-dollar at the 1,510 range, yen/won at 946 range, euro/dollar at 1.15, and other notable events.
Exchange Rate Overview at a Glance
This morning (April 4), major exchange rates stand at 1,510.54 KRW per USD, 946.35 KRW per 100 JPY, and approximately 1.15 USD per Euro. The Euro/KRW closed at 1,740.64 KRW, and the Chinese Yuan at 219.55 KRW. There were no significant changes from the previous day but slight fluctuations remain possible given global uncertainties.
Key Currency Pair Checks
- USD/KRW (Won-Dollar): Maintaining stability in the 1,510 KRW range. Attention needed on changes in the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy stance and South Korea’s export performance indicators.
- JPY/KRW (Yen-Won): At the 946 KRW level per 100 Yen, fluctuations may arise depending on the Bank of Japan’s policy and shifts in safe-haven demand.
- EUR/USD (Euro-Dollar): Hovering around 1.15 USD, with the European Central Bank’s rate decisions and U.S. economic data likely to influence direction.
Highlights to Watch Today
- U.S. Employment Report Scheduled: The upcoming March U.S. jobs report may increase exchange rate volatility.
- South Korea Export-Import Data Release: Key trade figures announced today could impact the won’s strength.
- Signs of Chinese Economic Recovery: Monitoring Yuan movements and consumption recovery signals within China is important.
Pre-Workday Checklist
- Confirm the timing and consensus for the U.S. employment data release
- Quickly review Korea’s export-import statistics and related news
- Check global political and economic news for major US-China-Japan developments
- Review risk management strategies to prepare for exchange rate volatility
Please remain attentive to exchange rate movements and carefully monitor market developments today. This post is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.