Financial Services Commission "Volatility With Trump Trade ↑..."Please be alert".

The Financial Services Commission says it is watching the market volatility that has grown since the U.S. presidential election.

The Financial Services Commission held a 'Financial Market Issue Inspection and Communication Meeting' presided over by Vice Chairman Kim So-young today (13th) and made the announcement.

The meeting was designed to examine domestic and foreign economic and financial conditions after the U.S. presidential election, the Federal Open Market Committee and the FOMC, and to discuss a policy response system to stabilize the market.

Vice Chairman Kim stressed that market volatility is increasing due to the impact of the Trump trade, and that if unrest grows, we will take necessary measures to stabilize the market in a timely manner.

The Trump trade refers to a phenomenon in which funds are concentrated on assets that are expected to benefit from Trump's administration.

Accordingly, it has decided to maintain a market stabilization program worth up to 37.6 trillion won next year, including the bond market stabilization fund, which currently operates at 20 trillion won.

In addition, temporary financial deregulation measures related to real estate project financing and PF will be extended until June next year as work is underway.