Bank of Korea Expected to Pivot as Property Market Cools

(Bloomberg) — The Bank of Korea is widely expected to cut its benchmark interest rate on signs housing markets are cooling and after inflation eased below its target, joining an increasing number of global peers in starting an easing cycle to safeguard economic momentum. Read More

Bank of Korea Expected to Pivot as Property Market Cools

Bank of Korea Expected to Pivot as Property Market Cools

Bank of Korea Expected to Pivot as Property Market Cools

Bank of Korea Expected to Pivot as Property Market Cools
Bank of Korea Expected to Pivot as Property Market Cools
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