Deputy Prime Minister Koo Yoon-cheol to announce second-half growth strategy soon; ISA ETF benefit 24ten thousand won
Deputy Prime Minister Koo Yoon-cheol 7 month 8 day said he would announce the second-half economic growth strategy soon and build an AI-based early warning system for small and medium-sized enterprises by next year. Discussions are also under way on measures to address issues with single-stock leveraged ETFs, while Kiwoom Securities announced benefits of up to 24 ten thousand won for ETF trading through a brokerage-type ISA.
Deputy Prime Minister Koo Yoon-cheol 7 month 8 day said he would announce the second-half economic growth strategy soon. The strategy is expected to set the direction of industrial and fiscal policy.
On the same day, Deputy Prime Minister Koo announced that an AI-based early warning system would be built for small and medium-sized enterprises by next year. The eligible recipients and detailed procedures will be determined later.
Deputy Prime Minister Koo Yoon-cheol said on 7 month 7 day that discussions were under way on measures to address issues related to single-stock leveraged ETFs. The government and relevant institutions are discussing regulatory and operational improvements.
Kiwoom Securities announced that customers who trade ETFs through a brokerage-type ISA account can receive benefits of up to 24ten-thousand won, 7 month 8 day. Eligibility and conditions for the benefits vary depending on the account type and trading criteria.
Former Deputy Prime Minister Gu said he would push ahead with the Honam semiconductor cluster at full speed. It was also decided to expand the list of projects eligible for support in response to the crisis, including making it mandatory to submit information on the crude steel-producing country for imported steel products.
Former Deputy Prime Minister Gu made the remarks at a meeting of the Emergency Economic Headquarters and a meeting of related ministers to strengthen economic and industrial competitiveness. The specific implementation timing and detailed measures are expected to be explained in an announcement in the second half of the year.