As SK Hynix is ​​listed on the U.S. Nasdaq through American Depository Receipts (ADRs), expectations are growing that dollars raised from the U.S. stock market will enter the Korean foreign exchange market and lower the won-dollar exchange rate. On the 10th (local time), SK Hynix succeeded in raising funds worth $26.5 billion (about 40 trillion won) through the issuance of ADRs. The public offering price will be finally paid to SK Hynix on the 14th when the public offering process is completed. SK Hynix plans to use the funds mostly for domestic investments, including the Yongin semiconductor cluster, the Cheongju P&T7 advanced packaging plant, and the introduction of extreme ultraviolet (EUV) exposure equipment. A large amount of dollar funds come into the country and are exchanged for won. The market believes that large-scale dollar inflows will act as a factor in calming the recent rise in the won-dollar exchange rate. In the domestic foreign exchange market, the high exchange rate has continued due to the global strength of the dollar, the expansion of overseas investment by Koreans, and net selling by foreigners in the Korean stock market. In the foreign exchange market, SK Hynix's ADR issuance is confirmed.