Korea's inflation numbers stayed flat last month, and that's giving their central bank second thoughts about cutting rates anytime soon. Policymakers are clearly nervous—property prices keep climbing, and they're worried this rally might trigger broader financial instability down the road. The cautious stance makes sense when you consider how overheated real estate markets have historically preceded trouble.
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FloorSweeper
· 17h ago
With housing prices in South Korea going so crazy, it's understandable that the Central Bank doesn't dare to cut interest rates... the historical lessons are there.
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RooftopReserver
· 17h ago
Is the real estate market in South Korea about to collapse? The Central Bank's operations are too steady, just afraid that a long night will bring many dreams.
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TooScaredToSell
· 18h ago
The rise in South Korea's housing prices really can't hold on any longer, the Central Bank has backed down.
Korea's inflation numbers stayed flat last month, and that's giving their central bank second thoughts about cutting rates anytime soon. Policymakers are clearly nervous—property prices keep climbing, and they're worried this rally might trigger broader financial instability down the road. The cautious stance makes sense when you consider how overheated real estate markets have historically preceded trouble.