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BOK Holds Rate at 3% After Two Hikes
The Bank of Korea held its benchmark interest rate steady at 3 percent on Thursday, Oct. 22, after two consecutive 0.25-percentage-point hikes in July and August. Yonhap reports the freeze was unanimous, and Governor Shin said the earlier hikes give the BOK time to assess conditions. The Korea Times notes the decision was described as the "payoff" from preemptive hikes, but further tightening remains on the table.
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- (URGENT) Earlier back-to-back rate hikes give BOK time to assess conditions: Gov. Shin
- (URGENT) BOK says rate freeze decision was unanimous
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