Reported 17 days ago
South Korea is set to enhance its monitoring of financial markets and implement an active response strategy to mitigate excessive volatility following Donald Trump’s election victory. Finance Minister Choi Sang-mok indicated that the government will track global events and address emerging risks, particularly due to the recent fluctuations in currency and economic uncertainties. Despite increased volatility post-election, markets appear to stabilize, leading officials to be cautious in their monetary policy decisions.
Source: YAHOO