BoK Governor nominee Shin sees Middle East crisis as risk to the Korean economy and says inflationary pressure from extra budgets is limited, adds KRW liquidity is good and external factors affecting KRW have improved considerably

The BoK Governor nominee's remarks highlight concerns about external risks, particularly from the Middle East crisis, which could impact the Korean economy.

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However, he suggests limited inflationary pressure from additional budgets and indicates that KRW liquidity is stable with improvements in external factors affecting the currency. This could signal a cautious but optimistic outlook for the KRW, potentially influencing the market's expectations on monetary policy.

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