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On the 18th, the main opposition People Power Party dismissed President Lee Jae-myung's press conference as a session left with nothing but flashy rhetoric, with leader Jang Dong-hyuk writing on Facebook that the president's thinking had not changed at all and questioning why the event was held. The exchange is political signaling rather than a policy announcement, so there is no direct rates, FX, or fiscal transmission channel from the remarks themselves. The market-relevant read comes only if the confrontation delays budget passage or specific legislative items affecting capital markets and household credit; until concrete bills or fiscal numbers surface, KOSPI and USD/KRW should stay driven by external rates and global risk appetite instead of headline friction.
As a Policy signal, confirm the link to liquidity, rates, policy timing, and price reaction before drawing a trading conclusion.
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