South Korea's Finance Minister Koo Yun-cheol met with financial officials Friday to discuss market stabilization amid rising global interest rates and Middle East tensions. Officials cited increased government bond issuance and AI company corporate sales as sources of upward rate pressure, while noting crude oil price rises from regional instability could increase volatility. The government vowed to monitor conditions closely and protect vulnerable borrowers, while delaying KOSDAQ listing requirement reforms by six months to allow market recovery.
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