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South Korea’s finance minister said authorities should prepare for greater market swings, signaling heightened caution over volatility in the country’s financial markets. The remark, reported via First Squawk, stops short of announcing new policy measures but puts investors on notice that officials are monitoring conditions closely. The comment comes amid a global backdrop of shifting risk appetite that has pressured both equities and digital assets. Traders will watch for follow-up guidance from Seoul on currency, liquidity, or market-stabilization tools.

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