93% of bond experts eye rate freeze this week: poll
MeridStreet AI summaryMore than nine in 10 bond experts in Korea predict the central bank to freeze its key interest rate for October this week. This means that the Bank of Korea is likely to hold off on raising interest rates, which could have a positive impact on the economy. A rate freeze could also lead to a decrease in borrowing costs, making it easier for consumers and businesses to access credit. This could boost economic growth and have a positive effect on the overall market.
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Why it matters
A poll of bond experts in Korea shows a strong consensus that the central bank will freeze its key interest rate. This could lead to a decrease in borrowing costs and an increase in lending, which can boost economic growth.
Market impact
Transmission channels
Likely winners & losers
Winners
- Korean bonds
- Emerging market assets
Under pressure
- Korean won
- Safe-haven assets
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