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People Power Party floor leader Jeong Jeom-sik told a party leadership meeting at the National Assembly on the 18th that the public will track President Lee Jae-myung's trial handling to the end, and demanded that Lee abandon both the appointment of justice minister nominee Kim Seung-won and any withdrawal of prosecution. The remarks turned Lee's prior-day post on X about tracing scalped-ticket profits back onto the president's own judicial situation, sharpening the confrontation over control of the Ministry of Justice. This is a governance and legislative-risk story rather than a priced macro event; the transmission channel to KOSPI, USD/KRW, or foreign equity flows would only open if the standoff stalls budget or key economic bills, so watch whether the nomination proceeds and whether parliamentary business is paralyzed.
As a Policy signal, watch whether it changes price action, volatility, or flows around KOSPI.
Original Source: 연합인포맥스
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