South Korea’s economy is projected to rebound to 2.1% growth in 2025, with US tariff policy and the semiconductor cycle identified as key variables, while risks from non-bank financial institutions and global financial instability remain significant concerns.
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Financial Research Institute Projects 2.1% Growth for Next Year—US Tariffs and Semiconductor Cycle Seen as Key Variables
South Korea’s economy is projected to rebound to 2.1% growth in 2025, with US tariff policy and the semiconductor cycle identified as key variables, while risks from non-bank financial institutions and global financial instability remain significant concerns.
The International Finance Center warns that surging FX swap transactions among non-bank financial institutions heighten global financial risks, citing increased volatility, cross-border contagion, and complex risk transmission channels.
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IFC Warns of Rising FX Swap Transactions Among Non-Bank Institutions—Highlights Three Key Risks
The International Finance Center warns that surging FX swap transactions among non-bank financial institutions heighten global financial risks, citing increased volatility, cross-border contagion, and complex risk transmission channels.
Bank of America analysts argue that despite concerns over de-dollarization, global demand for the US dollar is accelerating, driven by rapid growth in non-bank financial institutions and dollar-denominated assets, even as the dollar index hits multi-year lows.
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BofA – De-dollarization? Look at the Forest, Not the Trees… Dollar Dependence Accelerates
Bank of America analysts argue that despite concerns over de-dollarization, global demand for the US dollar is accelerating, driven by rapid growth in non-bank financial institutions and dollar-denominated assets, even as the dollar index hits multi-year lows.
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