BOK pauses rate hikes as inflation, debt concerns linger
Story summaryThe Bank of Korea held its key interest rate at 3 percent Thursday, pausing after two consecutive hikes as persistent inflation and financial stability risks complicated the policy outlook. The central bank raised rates by 25 basis points in both July and August before opting to stand pat this month. Inflation remai…
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