BOK chief meets Chinese, Japanese counterparts in Bangkok for economic talks
Korea's central bank chief met with his counterparts from China and Japan in Thailand on Wednesday to exchange views on recent economic and financial developments, the Bank of Korea (BOK) said. BOK Gov. Shin Hyun-song exchanged views on economic and financial conditions in the three countries with People's Bank of China Gov. Pan Gongsheng and Bank of Japan Gov. Ueda Kazuo during the 15th…
In a recent Tripartite Governors' meeting held in Bangkok, the Bank of Korea (BOK) Governor Shin Hyun-song convened with his counterparts from the People's Bank of China, Pan Gongsheng, and the Bank of Japan, Ueda Kazuo, to discuss recent economic and financial developments in their respective countries. The 15th Tripartite Governors' meeting serves as a platform for the three central bank chiefs to share insights on economic conditions and financial market trends amidst global uncertainties.
This annual gathering, which rotates among the three Asian countries since 2009, was hosted by the BOK this year, fostering stronger communication and cooperation among the nations.
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