Bank of Korea in no hurry to raise rates

The Bank of Korea (BoK) kept its policy rate on hold today for the seventh consecutive month. With inflationary pressures low and the economy set to stage only a gradual recovery over the next year, we expect monetary policy to be left unchanged until 2015. 

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