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  1. Bank of Korea manages national economic policy amid inflation and oil price effects from Middle East tensions.
  2. The central bank of South Korea (Bank of Korea) handles monetary policy, while the FSC and FSS function as the integrated financial regulator and government oversight body.

The Financial Services Commission plans to revise the Capital Markets Act in collaboration with the Financial Supervisory Service.

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The Financial Services Commission plans to revise the Capital Markets Act in collaboration with the Financial Supervisory Service.

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The central bank of South Korea (Bank of Korea) handles monetary policy, while the FSC and FSS function as the integrated financial regulator and government oversight body.

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