South Korea Holds Off on Extra Budget Plans
The South Korean Finance Ministry announced on Thursday that it is not currently considering the drafting of an additional budget. This decision comes amidst various economic factors that policymakers are weighing carefully. The ministry stated their focus remains on existing fiscal frameworks without additional considerations for now.

In an official statement released Thursday, the South Korean Finance Ministry declared that the government is not presently contemplating an extra budget despite ongoing economic evaluations.
This announcement suggests that the ministry is prioritizing adherence to the current fiscal framework instead of expanding financial plans.
The decision reflects a careful consideration of various economic factors by South Korean policymakers, who aim to maintain fiscal stability.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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