Country's growth and inflation poses equal risks.

By bne IntelliNews May 7, 2012
South Korea's economy experiences equal risks from reduced growth and elevated inflation expectations. As reported by Reuters News, Bank of Korea Governor Kim Choong-soo stated that the economic growth gained momentum in the first quarter of this year; however the industrial production steeply decreased in March. The central bank froze its policy interest rate steady at 3.25% for the last ten months, after five increases between July 2010 and June last year.

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