Past actions by North Korea have neither deterred investment nor consumption in South Korea, nor have they unsettled Korean financial markets according to the following chart appearing in a recent issue of Moody’s Credit Outlook:
To read the whole article, South Korea’s Geopolitical Risk Broadens with Escalating North Korea-US Tensions, go to Moody’s Credit Outlook (May 4, 2017). In addition, check out our South Korea ADRs list, South Korea ETFs list and our South Korea Closed-End Funds list.
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