Government pledges unwavering respect for stock exchange sector

Prime Minister Kim Min-seok paid a visit to the Korea Exchange office in Yeouido, western Seoul, on a Monday. The meeting, which took place at the main bourse operator in Seoul, was attended by representatives from the government, KRX, and securities companies, as well as standing members of the Financial Services Commission.

The purpose of the prime minister's visit was to show respect for the capital market. During his statement, Kim reiterated the government's commitment to respecting the capital market more than any previous government, promising the government's utmost respect for the market.

The prime minister also acknowledged the structural challenges the country's economy is facing, both domestically and internationally. To address these challenges, the government aims to establish a virtuous circle structure that returns the fruits of growth to investors.

In an effort to boost economic vitality, the government intends to promote fund inflow into the capital market and other productive sectors. The prime minister expressed the government's intention to meet the expectations of the capital market.

The meeting with KRX Chairman Jeong Eun-bo was also a part of the agenda. Kim held a meeting with the chairman, reiterating his commitment to the capital market and expressing his respect.

However, the search results do not provide information about the name of the Finance Minister who served under Prime Minister Kim Min-seok during this visit.

Analysts from major securities companies were also present at the meeting, which was held at the Korea Exchange office. The prime minister's statement was made during this visit, emphasising the government's dedication to the capital market and its commitment to promoting a healthy and thriving economy.