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15% vs 25%... Tariff Negotiations at a Crossroads [3-Minute Brief]

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[Quick Overview]
① The government weighs options ahead of signing a reciprocal tariff agreement with the U.S.
② Import prices rise for the second consecutive month, impacted by a stronger exchange rate
③ Financial Supervisory Service reorganizes supervisory and inspection roles, splitting executive positions

MARKET INDEX : Year to date
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○ All three major U.S. stock indices in New York closed slightly lower as investors took profits.

○ The FOMC meeting is scheduled for the 17th, with a 0.25 percentage point rate cut highly likely.

○ Market attention is focused on the dot plot and Chairman Powell's remarks.


Top3 NEWS

■ Would it be better to accept a 25% tariff? Korea-U.S. tariff negotiations at a crossroads


○ The government is making careful calculations regarding signing the U.S. reciprocal tariff agreement.

○ Even if a 15% tariff is secured, profit distribution remains unfavorable.

○ Experts warn that a hasty signing would be risky.


■ Import prices rise for second consecutive month despite falling oil prices and rising exchange rates


○ Provisional August export/import price index and trade index

○ Import prices rose 0.3% from the previous month.

○ Export prices also increased by 0.7%.


■ Financial Supervisory Service split bill proposed by ruling party... Labor maintains opposition to dispute committee decentralization


○ Supervision, inspection, and executive roles are being split in reality.

○ Labor and the ruling party remain at odds, with collective action expected for the time being.

○ The chairman of the National Policy Committee offered labor representatives the opportunity to speak.


Graphic News: Resumption of blocked mortgage refinancing... Will loan switching become more active?
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○ The 100 million won limit was eased under the September 7 measures.

○ Starting with Woori Bank, KB Kookmin, Shinhan, and Hana Bank will sequentially resume refinancing.

○ Due to reduced household loan limits in the second half, robust demand remains uncertain.


the Chart: Has 'K-Pop Demon Hunters' lost its momentum? Nongshim faces cold treatment despite holding company gains
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○ The rally in 'Myeonvidia' was reversed.

○ Investor sentiment is shifting to undervalued Nongshim Holdings.

○ Improving profitability in overseas operations is key.


Today's Key Schedule

Domestic



International


01:30 U.S. Atlanta Federal Reserve GDPNow (Q3)


02:00 U.S. 20-year Treasury bond auction


05:30 U.S. API weekly crude oil inventory


08:50 Japan adjusted trade balance


08:50 Japan exports (YoY) (August)


08:50 Japan trade balance (August)


15:00 UK Consumer Price Index (YoY) (August)


16:30 Europe: Speech by Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank


18:30 Europe Consumer Price Index (YoY) (August)


18:30 Germany 30-year Bund auction


21:30 U.S. building permits (August)


23:30 U.S. crude oil inventory


◇Lunch & Evening Commute Weather


○Lowest temperature: 23°C (0°C) |Highest temperature: 26°C (2°C)
○Chance of precipitation: 70% in the morning | 60% in the afternoon
○Fine dust: Good in the morning | Good in the afternoon

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