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On November 24, this photo was taken on 2022, the building of the Korean shelf building in Seoul, South Korea.
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The Central Bank of South Korea was 2.5% on Thursday because he assessed the impact of the latest measures in the direction of cooling Seoul’s housing market.
Housing prices in Seoul in June in 19%, according to Goldman Sachs, referring to the financial authorities prudent To eliminate rapidly expanding household loans.
Korean Bank “Seoul said in an important accelerator in housing prices and surrounding areas” in the debt of households. “
The Central Bank has reduced prices in the final policy in a period in a national political confusion when facing steep tariffs from the United States and steel exports
South Korea’s economy has chose to prioritize financial stability in 0.2% quarter in 0.2% quarter in the first three months of this year and in weak construction activities, the Bank’s growth concerns.
Bok, an increase in risks associated with the apartment market in Seoul, the increase in risks associated with the rising home debt, “It was important to assess the impact of macro policy on the possibility of being growing in the foreign exchange market.
Goldman, developments in the last housing market last week, won 6 trillion ($ 4.27 billion) in May and won 7 trillion in June.
“The surrounding areas in Seoul and previously stabilized the surrounding areas, the government’s home debt measures were stabilized,” Shit said on Thursday.
However, the Central Bank is expected to reduce the ratios in the next policy meeting thanks to the measures to cool the housing market in Seoul. Goldman, the introduction of new mortgage lending restrictions, Shit, said the “Key” for a rate at the August meeting.
South Korea, US President Donald Trump, since August 1, was faced with a 25% tariff for the import of South Korea from August 1.
South Korean Cassapy 0.74%, won and winners were brought in marginal for trade in 1372.48 against the dollar.
