South Korea's Central Bank Records 6.73 Trillion Won in Reserve Inflows on July 10

According to Yonhap Infomax, South Korea's central bank reported reserve requirement increases totaling 6.7250 trillion won on July 10, driven primarily by fiscal appropriations (3.5 trillion won from the Ministry of Education and other sources) and maturing foreign currency bonds worth 1.1750 trillion won.

Reserve requirement decreases included 1 trillion won in other revenue and 3 trillion won in recovered public fund withdrawals. The call market showed sustained demand from select institutions amid negative daily reserve positions, while the repurchase market faced upward pressure on opening rates due to reduced base liquidity from source tax fund outflows.