Market & Money
The Bank of Korea (BOK) left its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 2.5% on July 10, pausing after a series of rate cuts and signaling growing concerns over household debt and rising home prices in the capital region. The rate decision, made during the central bank’s policy meeting, marks the first hold since the BOK...
Kim Shin-young, Kim Seo-young
Market & Money
The Bank of Korea (BOK) left its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 2.5% on July 10, pausing after a series of rate cuts and signaling growing concerns over household debt and rising home prices in the capital region. The rate decision, made during the central bank’s policy meeting, marks the first hold since the BOK...
Kim Shin-young, Kim Seo-young
Market & Money
Kim Shin-young, Kim Seo-young
Market & Money
The Bank of Korea (BOK) left its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 2.5% on July 10, pausing after a series of rate cuts and signaling growing concerns over household debt and rising home prices in the capital region. The rate decision, made during the central bank’s policy meeting, marks the first hold since the BOK...
Kim Shin-young, Kim Seo-young
Market & Money
The Bank of Korea (BOK) left its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 2.5% on July 10, pausing after a series of rate cuts and signaling growing concerns over household debt and rising home prices in the capital region. The rate decision, made during the central bank’s policy meeting, marks the first hold since the BOK...
Kim Shin-young, Kim Seo-young
Market & Money
Kim Shin-young, Kim Seo-young
Market & Money
The Bank of Korea (BOK) left its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 2.5% on July 10, pausing after a series of rate cuts and signaling growing concerns over household debt and rising home prices in the capital region. The rate decision, made during the central bank’s policy meeting, marks the first hold since the BOK...
Kim Shin-young, Kim Seo-young
Market & Money
The Bank of Korea (BOK) left its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 2.5% on July 10, pausing after a series of rate cuts and signaling growing concerns over household debt and rising home prices in the capital region. The rate decision, made during the central bank’s policy meeting, marks the first hold since the BOK...
Kim Shin-young, Kim Seo-young
Market & Money
Kim Shin-young, Kim Seo-young
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