Lee Chang-yong Says 'Government Supply Measures Expected to Improve Market Conditions Once Implemented'
Bank of Korea Governor Lee Chang-yong signals that government supply-side measures are set to improve market conditions once they take effect.
South Korea’s presidential office reaffirmed its stance on the stock capital gains tax threshold, stating it will coordinate with the ruling party while monitoring market conditions, amid ongoing debate over lowering the major shareholder criteria from 5 billion won to 1 billion won.
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Presidential Office Reaffirms Stance on Stock Capital Gains Tax—Will Coordinate with Ruling Party as Market Develops
South Korea’s presidential office reaffirmed its stance on the stock capital gains tax threshold, stating it will coordinate with the ruling party while monitoring market conditions, amid ongoing debate over lowering the major shareholder criteria from 5 billion won to 1 billion won.
Ruling Party and Government to Closely Coordinate Stock Capital Gains Tax Threshold—Deliberation to Continue as Market Developments Unfold
South Korea's ruling party and government to maintain close coordination on stock capital gains tax threshold, pledging careful review as market conditions evolve.
South Korea's key economic ministries and agencies have released their official schedules for August 8, 2025, highlighting closed-door policy meetings, industry roundtables, and ongoing regulatory coordination, with no major public events from the central bank or financial regulators.
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[Today's Schedule of Ministry of Economy and Finance and Other Economic Departments]South Korean Economic Policy Calendar – August 8, 2025
South Korea's key economic ministries and agencies have released their official schedules for August 8, 2025, highlighting closed-door policy meetings, industry roundtables, and ongoing regulatory coordination, with no major public events from the central bank or financial regulators.
POSCO E&C Temporarily Halts New Infrastructure Project Orders
POSCO E&C suspends new infrastructure project orders, signaling a strategic pause amid shifting market conditions and industry uncertainty.
President Lee Urges Vigilant Management to Prevent Further Expansion of Economic Uncertainty
President Lee calls for robust measures to contain economic uncertainty, signaling heightened vigilance amid volatile market conditions.
Japan Finance Minister Vows Efforts to Encourage Investors to Buy and Hold Government Bonds
Japan's finance minister pledges to boost investor demand for government bonds, aiming to ensure stable funding amid shifting market conditions.
Japan’s Ishiba Says Rising Interest Rates Could Impact Fiscal Spending
Japan’s Ishiba warns that higher interest rates may constrain government fiscal spending, signaling potential policy shifts amid changing market conditions.
Real Estate Pledges in Presidential Election Lack Numerical Targets
Presidential candidates avoid specific housing supply targets in real estate pledges, reflecting changed market conditions and cautious approach to a historically sensitive issue.
LG Display - 'No Current Issues with US Tariffs, Supply Chain, or Price Pressures'
LG Display reassures investors, stating no immediate concerns over US tariffs, supply chain disruptions, or pricing pressures in current market conditions
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