The Bank of Korea (BoK) left its main policy rate on hold at 0.50% today and, with the economic recovery holding up relatively well, further rate cuts seem unlikely. Instead the focus of the BoK is likely to shift to cushioning the impact of loose fiscal policy on long-term bond yields.
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