How credible is Korea's inflation targeting?

Regional head of research & senior economist, Treasury and Capital Markets, with Standard Chartered Bank in Hong Kong, Chi Lo questions the credibility of Bank of Korea''s inflation policies.

The Bank of Korea (BoK) announced recently that monetary policy would target price stability, and set an inflation target range of 1.5-3.1% yoy for this year and an average target of 2.1% yoy for 2001.
It also said it would adopt pre-emptive stance on interest rates to rein in inflationary pressures.


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