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South Korea's central bank held rates steady at 2.5% amid concerns over inflation, debt, and market stability.
South Korea’s central bank kept its key interest rate at 2.5% for the fourth straight meeting, signaling caution in its monetary policy as it awaits more economic data before deciding on future rate cuts in 2026.
The Bank of Korea emphasized a data-driven approach, citing inflation near target but risks from exchange rate volatility, rising household debt, and housing market instability.
It plans enhanced market monitoring, 24-hour foreign exchange trading, expanded currency swaps, and regulatory reforms, including stablecoin oversight, to bolster financial stability.
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El banco central de Corea del Sur mantuvo las tasas estables en 2.5% en medio de preocupaciones sobre la inflación, la deuda y la estabilidad del mercado.