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Monetary Policy Decision(May 29, 2025)
The Monetary Policy Board (MPB) of the Bank of Korea decided to lower the Base Rate by 25 basis points,
from 2.75% to 2.50% for the intermeeting period.
from 2.75% to 2.50% for the intermeeting period.
2025 Central Banking Study Program
Strengthening participant capacities and
enhancing communication channels among central banks
enhancing communication channels among central banks
BOK Issue
Research Papers
Press Releases
Interest Rates (May 2025)
□ In May 2025, the average interest rate on new deposits was 2.63%, down 8 basis points from the previous month. ― The average interest r...
2025.06.30
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2024 International Investment Position by Region and Currency(Preliminary)
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2025.06.26
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Business Survey and Economic Sentiment Index (ESI) for June 2025
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2025.06.26
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BOK Has Redesigned English ECOS Website
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2025.06.24
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Consumer Tendency Survey for June 2025
The Composite Consumer Sentiment Index (CCSI) for June 2025 stood at 108.7, 6.9 points higher than that in May. * Please refer to the attached f...
2025.06.24
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Financial Statement Analysis for Q1 2025
In the first quarter of 2025, growth indicators of non-financial companies diminished compared to same period last year, while profitability indi...
2025.06.23
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Balance of Payments by Region, 2024 (preliminary)
(Please see attached files for details)
2025.06.20
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BOK Update
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Videos
BOK클라이밋 톡ㅣ기후위기, 이제는 한 번에 몰려온다 - 복합재난의 공습 (Climate Risks from Compound Events)
Korea Economic Outlook (May 2025)
[ENG] 2025 Bank of Korea International Conference : Opening Session
FPA Medal Acceptance Speech by Governor Chang Yong Rhee at the Foreign Policy Association Statesman Dinner 2025
Keynote Speech by Governor Chang Yong Rhee at the Global Engagement & Empowerment Forum 2025
Monetary Policy Report (March 2025)
The Path to a Carbon Neutral Economy: Current Status and Challenges of Korea's Climate Technologies
Evolution of Finance for the Planet: Domestic Banks' Project to Reduce the Carbon Footprint
Korea ranks 2nd globally in R&D, so why is productivity growth stagnant?