* Investors turning away from risky assets as IMF cut growth
* Foreigners set to be stock-buyers for 10 straight days
SEOUL, July 20 (Reuters) - The South Korean won and
shares slumped early on Wednesday as the greenback rose to a
four-month high on positive U.S. economic data and risk-aversion
returned after the International Monetary Fund cut global growth
forecasts.
The won was quoted at 1,139.3 as of 0211 GMT,
down 0.3 percent compared with Tuesday's close of 1,135.5.
The Ko
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