[Editor’s Note] Frustrated at shrinking returns, investment money are flowing out of Korea
Jun 23, 2016 (Gmt+09:00)
Unlike the U.S. Fed’s quantitative easing program that had boosted U.S. equity markets for more than six years from 2009, the Bank of Korea’s five policy rate cuts in the past two years, including the surprising one earlier this month to a record low of 1.25%, have not been successful to induce Korean investors to riskier assets such as domestic equities.
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