Budget Minister Assembles 25 Trillion Won Stimulus
South Korea's newly appointed Budget Minister Park Hong-keun took office Wednesday and immediately moved to assemble a 25 trillion won ($16.7 billion) supplementary budget to cushion economic fallout from Middle East tensions. The package, to be submitted by month-end and expected to pass on April 10, targets fuel costs, logistics, small businesses, farmers and exporters, will be financed without new government bonds using higher-than-expected tax revenues, and signals planned spending cuts to reallocate savings to AI and semiconductors.
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