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Asian Financial Market Index Taiex , ASX200 and Shanghai Composite Performance as on 14th November 2014

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Monetary Policy Review for Bank of Botswana, Central Bank of Srilanka and Bank of Korea as on August 2014

Bank of Botswana maintains Bank Rate as on 15th August 2014

The Central Bank of Sri Lanka maintains Deposit Rate as on 14th August 2014

Bank of Korea cuts Base Rate as on 13th August 2014

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#BankOfKorea cuts its #BaseRate to 2.25% per annum by 25 Basis Points as on 13th August 2014
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South Korea Central Bank holds Interest rates in the second week of February

12th February 2014

South Korea's central bank maintained its base rate at 2.50 percent, as expected, saying the economic recovery is continuing and inflation will remain low for the being, due to stable international commodity prices, but eventually rise.
    The Bank of Korea (BOK), which cut its rate by 25 basis points in 2013, also said it expects the global economy to sustain its "modest" recovery going forward but it could be affected by changes in global financial market conditions from the U.S. Federal Reserve's tapering of quantitative easing and weaker growth in some emerging markets.
    Some of the indicators related to domestic demand in Korea have recently slumped, the BOK said, but exports continue to rise, sustaining the overall economic expansion.
    Korea's Gross Domestic Product expanded by an annual 3.9 percent in the fourth quarter of last year, up from 3.3 percent in the third quarter, for average 2013 growth of 2.8 percent, up from 2.0 percent in 2012, and the strongest growth in two years.
    "The Committee expects that the domestic economy will maintain a negative output gap for the time being going forward, although it forecasts that the gap will gradually narrow," the BOK said.

    Last month the BOK forecast that Korea's economy would expand by 3.8 percent in 2014 and then accelerate to 4.0 percent in 2015.
    Korea's inflation rate averaged 1.3 percent in 2013, far below the BOK's target range of 2.5-3.5 percent, but in its latest forecast the bank expects inflation this year to rise to 2.3 percent and then to 2.8 percent in 2015.
    In the first half  of this year inflation is expected to remain below the bank's target range but then rise in the second half.
    In January, Korea's headline inflation rate was steady at 1.1 percent from December.
    The BOK said Korean stock prices had recently rebounded and the won appreciated, reversing a depreciation of the won and lower stock prices due to the instability of international financial markets and outflows of foreigners' stock investment funds.
    Against the U.S. dollar, the won depreciated in the first half of 2013 before rebounding in the second half to end the year only 0.7 percent firmer. Since the start of the year, the won has eased 0.6 percent, trading at 1062.4 to the dollar today.
    Against the Japanese yen, the won has been rising since October 2011 when it hit a low of 15.6 and declined to 10 to the yen around the end of 2013, a rise of almost 36 percent. Since the start of this year, the won has eased slightly but was still trading at 10.36 today.
    Last month the governor of the BOK, Kim Choongsoo said the rapid depreciation of the yen against the won over the last year has hurt the South Korean industries that compete directly with Japan - such as steel, autos, machinery and electrical appliances - and any further depreciation of the yen would cause widespread pain to South Korea's exporters.
     However, he also ruled out a competitive devaluation of the won


South Korea holds rate, recovery continues, inflation low - Central Bank News

South Korea Central Bank holds Interest rate steady, sees recovery, higher inflation

8th January 2014

South Korea's central bank held its base rate steady at 2.5 percent, as expected, and maintained its recent view that the country's economic recovery is continuing in line with its growth trend while exports and consumption have continued to improve.
    The Bank of Korea (BOK), which cut its rate by 25 basis points in 2013, also said it expects inflation to gradually rise but remain low for the time being, largely due to stable international agricultural prices.
    Korea's headline inflation rate eased to 1.1 percent in December from 1.2 percent in November for an average rate of 1.3 percent for 2013, down from 2.2 percent in 2012.
    The BOK targets annual inflation of 2.5-3.5 percent and in October forecast 2013 inflation of 1.2 percent and 2.5 percent inflation in 2014.
     Last month the BOK said it expects inflation to rise in 2014 as the domestic economy improves.
    Korea's Gross Domestic Product rose by 1.1 percent in the third quarter from the second quarter for annual growth of 3.3 percent, up from a 2.3 percent growth rate in the second quarter and 1.5 percent in the first quarter.

    "The Committee expects that the domestic economy will maintain a negative output gap for the time being going forward, although it forecasts that the gap will gradually narrow," the BOK said.
    The central bank said the global economy will sustain its modest recovery going forward though it added that this could be affected by changes in global financial markets from the U.S. Federal Reserve's tapering of quantitative easing.
     "Looking ahead, while paying close attention to developments in and the influences of external risk factors arising from shifts in major countries' monetary policies, the Committee will conduct monetary policy so as to keep consumer price inflation within the inflation target range over a medium-term horizon while supporting the continued recovery of economic growth," the BOK said.


Korea holds rate steady, sees recovery, higher inflation - Central Bank News