Kim Dong-yeon, "Even if the base rate is frozen, the loan rate should be lowered."

2025.01.17. AM 01:33
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Regarding the Bank of Korea's Monetary Policy Committee's freeze of its key interest rate at 3 percent per annum, Gyeonggi Province Governor Kim Dong-yeon insisted that the lending rate should be lowered even if the key rate was not cut.

Governor Kim said on social media yesterday (16th) that small and medium-sized companies and self-employed people, who have become more burdened by additional interest rates, should not be full of banks.

He then said that the current exchange rate risk was the president of Yoon Suk Yeol, and that now, as a rebellion mob has been arrested, we should focus on reviving the real economy and the domestic economy, which are more serious than the IMF.

He also called for a super supplementary budget to revive people's livelihoods before the Lunar New Year holiday, as interest rate cuts have not been made this time.



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