BOK Chief Meets Chinese, Japanese Counterparts in Bangkok
The Bank of Korea's chief held discussions with his Chinese and Japanese counterparts in Bangkok.
The Bank of Korea's chief held discussions with his Chinese and Japanese counterparts in Bangkok.
On October 14, 2026, the Governor of the Bank of Korea, Shin Hyun-song, met with his counterparts from China and Japan in Bangkok to discuss economic cooperation and financial stability in the region.
During the 15th Tripartite Governors' meeting, Shin exchanged views with Pan Gongsheng, Governor of the People's Bank of China, and Kazuo Ueda, Governor of the Bank of Japan. The discussions focused on the recent economic and financial developments affecting the three nations.
This annual meeting, which has been held since 2009 on a rotational basis, aims to strengthen communication and collaboration among the central banks of South Korea, China, and Japan. This year, the Bank of Korea hosted the gathering, emphasizing the importance of regional economic stability amid global uncertainties.
The three governors assessed the current economic conditions and financial market trends, highlighting the need for ongoing dialogue to navigate the evolving economic landscape.
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