SEOUL, Sept. 12 (Yonhap) - The Financial Supervisory Service (FSS, according to its acronym in English) evaluated, on Thursday, that while international funds are showing a tendency to move from emerging to advanced, its South Korea's market influence is limited.
The FSS said in a report: "In considering the pace of economic recovery and the current account, it seems that the flow of international funds has a limited influenca in the country, but need to pay attention to macroeconomic management, such as restricting sudden capital outflows and financial jitters management ".
Since last July, international funds have entered the advanced countries, thus, their stock markets are recovering at a rapid pace. However, in emerging markets is increasing financial jitters due to the outflow of funds.
Between January and August this year, a total of 191,900 million international funds entered the South Korean market, representing an annual increase of 8.3 percent.
