What will be the extent of South Korea's financial intervention by end of Q1 2025?
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Official government or central bank reports detailing intervention measures
South Korea to Stabilize Markets with Unlimited Measures, Government Confirms
Dec 3, 2024, 03:44 PM
South Korea's government, following internal meetings, has announced its readiness to implement comprehensive measures to stabilize financial markets if necessary. This includes providing unlimited liquidity to address any potential disruptions, as stated by a central bank official and confirmed by a government statement.
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