South Korean central bank holds rates for fourth month, as expected
Seoul
SOUTH Korea's central bank kept interest rates unchanged for a fourth straight month on Tuesday, as expected, while observing the effects of global policy changes on its gradually recovering economy.
The Bank of Korea's monetary policy committee held its base rate steady at 2.0 per cent, a media official said without elaborating.
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