Deputy Prime Minister Jong‑min Koo underscored the launch of Korea’s 24‑hour foreign exchange (FX) market as a pivotal moment for the nation’s financial sector. He praised the initiative as a strategic leap that positions South Korea at the forefront of global currency trading, offering continuous market access to traders worldwide.
Koo noted that the expanded trading hours would enhance market liquidity, minimize volatility, and broaden participation for both domestic and international investors. He highlighted the government’s role in creating a supportive regulatory framework to ensure transparent and efficient operation.
The Deputy Prime Minister also emphasized the importance of integrating advanced technology and robust infrastructure to maintain international competitiveness. He concluded that the 24‑hour FX market would not only strengthen Korea’s economic resilience but also deepen its integration into the globalૌ financial ecosystem.
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