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South Korea's central bank warned inflation may hit 2% in 2026 if the won stays weak, citing currency depreciation and expected U.S. fund outflows.
South Korea’s central bank warned on December 17, 2025, that inflation could rise to the early-to-mid 2% range in 2026 if the won stays near 1,470 to the dollar, citing a spillover effect from currency depreciation.
Headline inflation held at 2.4% in November, above the 2% target for a third straight month.
Governor Rhee Chang-yong stressed the need for foreign exchange stability, especially amid expected dollar outflows from a U.S. trade investment fund, and urged the National Pension Service to use more currency hedging to curb its impact on the won, which weakened to 1,480.4 per dollar, nearing a 16-year low.
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El banco central de Corea del Sur advirtió que la inflación podría alcanzar el 2% en 2026 si el won permanece débil, citando la depreciación de la moneda y las salidas esperadas de fondos estadounidenses.