South Korea's foreign exchange bank deposits rose for a second straight month in February, central bank data showed on Friday, mostly due to dollar deposits made by state-run companies for their international trade contracts. Foreign exchange bank deposits rose $560 million to $63.71 billion last month, the Bank of Korea said. Deposits denominated in the US dollar inched up $690 million in February to $38.96 billion while those in yuan edged down $100 million to $18.63 billion at the end of last month.
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