Minutes from the Bank of Korea’s (BoK) November rate meeting reveal that while only one of the seven members of its Monetary Policy Board voted for a cut, other members also struck a dovish tone. We expect interest rates to be cut early next year.
Meanwhile, stronger-than-expected third quarter GDP figures (released on Wednesday) show that although growth in Sri Lanka remains weak, the worst is now probably over for the economy.
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