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Bank of Korea signals extended pause on rate cuts
The Bank of Korea signalled a prolonged rate hold, prioritising currency stability over near-term monetary easing.
The Bank of Korea indicated a prolonged hold on interest rates as currency stability concerns outweigh the case for monetary easing. Policymakers remain focused on managing capital flows and exchange rate volatility. The stance reflects caution amid global uncertainty and divergent central bank policies. The decision influences expectations for regional monetary trends.The decision shapes expectations for South Korea’s policy outlook and may influence broader regional monetary trends in Asia.