South Korea’s short-term money market is expected to show an excess reserve balance today, with liquidity boosted by fiscal disbursements and maturing securities, while the overnight call rate remains stable at 2.479%.
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[Short-term Money Market Analysis]Excess Reserve Balance Expected in South Korea's Money Market Today

South Korea’s short-term money market is expected to show an excess reserve balance today, with liquidity boosted by fiscal disbursements and maturing securities, while the overnight call rate remains stable at 2.479%.

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South Korea's short-term money market is expected to face a reserve shortfall, with both daily and cumulative reserves in deficit, as liquidity conditions fluctuate amid fiscal disbursements and public fund inflows.
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[Short-term Money Market Analysis]Reserve Shortfall Expected for the Day

South Korea's short-term money market is expected to face a reserve shortfall, with both daily and cumulative reserves in deficit, as liquidity conditions fluctuate amid fiscal disbursements and public fund inflows.

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The Bank of Korea injected 10 trillion won ($7.2 billion) into the market through a 14-day repo operation to ease tight short-term liquidity, as government surplus funds declined and repo yields held near 2.58%.
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Bank of Korea Conducts 14-Day Repo Purchase Worth 10 Trillion Won Amid Tight Money Market Conditions

The Bank of Korea injected 10 trillion won ($7.2 billion) into the market through a 14-day repo operation to ease tight short-term liquidity, as government surplus funds declined and repo yields held near 2.58%.

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