
South Korea Holds Key Rate Steady at 2.75% Amid Economic Uncertainty
South Korea’s central bank maintains interest rates at 2.75% as policymakers balance inflation control with economic growth stabilization efforts.
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South Korea’s central bank maintains interest rates at 2.75% as policymakers balance inflation control with economic growth stabilization efforts.
China’s central bank governor announces plans to cut RRRs and interest rates in 2025 to stimulate economic growth, targeting innovation and trade stability.
The Bank of Finland’s Parliamentary Supervisory Council has nominated Governor Olli Rehn for a second term, pending approval by President Alexander Stubb.
The Parliamentary Supervisory Council of the Bank of Finland has proposed Olli Rehn for a second term as governor, pending President Alexander Stubb’s approval.