Bank of Korea keeps key interest rate at 1.5%
- 6 years ago
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The Bank of Korea has kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at one-point-five percent.
It's the first monetary policy meeting since the reappointment of BOK governor Lee Ju-yeol last month.
The decision follows a freeze in January and February.
In November, the central bank raised its key rate by a quarter percentage point, marking the first rate hike in over six years.
We'll have more details during our next newscast at noon, Korea time.
This just coming in....
The Bank of Korea has cut its benchmark interest rate to one-point-two-five percent.
This follows the first rate hike in over six years in November, when the central bank raised its record low interest rate by a quarter percentage point, tightening its monetary policy.
We'll have more details during our next newscast at noon, Korea time.
This just coming in....
The Bank of Korea has raised its benchmark interest rate to one-point-seven-five percent .
This follows the first rate hike in over six years in November, when the central bank raised its record low interest rate by a quarter percentage point, tightening its monetary policy.
We'll have more details during our next newscast at noon, Korea time.
The Bank of Korea has kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at one-point-five percent.
It's the first monetary policy meeting since the reappointment of BOK governor Lee Ju-yeol last month.
The decision follows a freeze in January and February.
In November, the central bank raised its key rate by a quarter percentage point, marking the first rate hike in over six years.
We'll have more details during our next newscast at noon, Korea time.
This just coming in....
The Bank of Korea has cut its benchmark interest rate to one-point-two-five percent.
This follows the first rate hike in over six years in November, when the central bank raised its record low interest rate by a quarter percentage point, tightening its monetary policy.
We'll have more details during our next newscast at noon, Korea time.
This just coming in....
The Bank of Korea has raised its benchmark interest rate to one-point-seven-five percent .
This follows the first rate hike in over six years in November, when the central bank raised its record low interest rate by a quarter percentage point, tightening its monetary policy.
We'll have more details during our next newscast at noon, Korea time.