Escalating Tensions Have Not Unsettled Korean Markets (Moody’s)

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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