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The Bank of Korea held its base rate at 2.5% for a third straight meeting, citing concerns about the weakening won and an overheated property market. The won dipped to its weakest since April, driven largely by tariff uncertainty with the US and a widened rate gap with the US.
Holding rates while the won weakens keeps capital outflow pressure on the currency, raising dollar-denominated feed import costs.
koreaherald.comIm Eun-byelOct 23, 2025Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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