IMF says South Korea 2015 outlook subject to uncertainties
[SEOUL] The International Monetary Fund said South Korea's growth outlook this year faces a great deal of uncertainties, although it will receive a boost from low oil prices while the government has monetary, fiscal space to take action if needed.
The IMF mission to South Korea said in a statement after its annual meeting with local authorities that enhanced buffers in Asia's fourth-largest economy would help limit impacts from external volatility.
It also said South Korea should begin far-reaching reforms now to pursue long-term growth.
REUTERS
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