Repeated extensions of temporary stabilization measures reveal strain between capital mobility and an ageing framework

South Korea is increasingly relying on extended crisis-era financial tools to manage foreign exchange (FX) and bond market pressures, underscoring a growing mismatch between the scale and mobility of today’s capital flows and a regulatory framework that was not designed for persistent system-wide stress.

RECENT SIGNALS

South Korea is increasingly relying on extended crisis-era financial tools to manage foreign exchange (FX) and bond market pressures, underscoring a growing mismatch between the scale and mobility of today’s capital flows and a regulatory framework that was not designed for persistent system-wide stress.

RECENT SIGNALS

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