Korean policy rates set to stay low

The Bank of Korea left its policy rate unchanged today. Economic recovery and concerns over incipient asset bubbles in the housing and equity markets have led some to expect policy rates to rise later this year. However, we believe that policy rates will stay at low levels until at least mid-2010.

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