South Korea's central bank has decided to keep interest rates unchanged for the fourth consecutive meeting, indicating a cautious approach amid a volatile foreign exchange market. The bank emphasized that it will evaluate future economic data in 2025 to determine the necessity of further rate cuts, as a weaker won constrains its monetary policy options. The central bank also reaffirmed its dedication to enhancing financial oversight and ensuring market stability, with a focus on Countering the Financing of Terrorism. The next policy meeting is scheduled for January, where further assessments will be made.