South Korea President Lee says China may move structure in the sea between the two countries

President Lee's comments regarding potential Chinese movements in the sea between South Korea and China signal rising tensions that could lead to increased geopolitical instability in the region.

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Such developments can impact regional assets, notably shipping routes and commodities linked to trade, elevating the risk perception among investors and potentially influencing market sentiment.

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