South Korea's Central Bank Keeps Rate Unchanged

The video discusses the economic challenges faced by the Bank of Korea, including political issues, credit, and inflation. It highlights the recent rise in inflation and drop in consumer sentiment, influenced by political scandals. The Bank of Korea's decision to keep the key rate unchanged at 1.25% is analyzed, along with the impact of household debt and potential GDP growth. The video also covers the tightening of bank regulations and its expected effect on credit growth.

What impact might rising interest rates have on households with debt?

What changes have been made regarding regulations on banks and lending?