SEOUL, Dec 4 — South Korea’s finance ministry said today it is ready to deploy “unlimited” liquidity into financial markets if needed after President Yoon Suk Yeol lifted a...
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Najib: ‘Deeply painful’ to hear once-trusted ex-minister Husni’s 1MDB court testimony; you get blamed for everything when at the topSouth Korea’s won trimmed some losses early today but stayed near two-year lows after Yoon lifted his shock martial law declaration.
“We will inject unlimited liquidity into stocks, bonds, short-term money market as well as forex market for the time being until they are fully normalised.”
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