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BoK to launch QE, labour market woes in Taiwan

The Bank of Korea is likely to cut its policy rate to a record low of 0.5% and step up non-conventional support at its meeting on Thursday. Meanwhile, today’s labour market figures from Taiwan show that despite having successfully contained the virus, the economy is still being hit hard by the slump in global demand.

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