Bank of Korea: Deploy measures to stabilize FX market as needed, USD/KRW defends 1,400

FXStreetDec 4, 2024 3:45 AM

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Bank of Korea (BoK), the South Korean central bank, said on Wednesday that it will “deploy various measures to stabilize the FX market as needed.

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Will increase short-term liquidity measures starting Wednesday.

Will loosen collateral policies in repo operation to ease any bond market jitters.

Make any special loans available to inject funds into market if needed.

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