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Hotter than expected prices put South Korea on track for a July hike
ASIA/PACIFIC: South Korea’s inflation pressures broadened and firmed in May. With growth holding up and inflation on a higher path, the Bank of Korea is poised to begin a new tightening cycle. We expect the BoK to raise rates by 25bp in July, October, and again in the first half
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