The key development from today’s meeting of the Bank of Korea was not the widely expected decision to keep the policy rate at 2.50%, but the shift to a new six-month forward-guidance “dot plot”. While the median projection points to rates being on hold for now, the dispersion of views suggests a meaningful minority sees scope for cuts later this year.
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