The Bank of Korea’s August rate hike exposed a growing policy divide, with one policymaker voting against the increase and favouring a pause. While inflation and financial stability risks support tighter policy, concerns over economic growth and rising loan delinquencies could make the central bank more cautious about further rate increases.
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