The Bank of Korea’ (BoK) left rates on hold at 0.75% today and announced plans to purchase government bonds. There is scope for quantitative easing to have an impact, but there are limits to how effective it can be. As such, the role of supporting the economy is likely to continue to fall mainly on fiscal policy.
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