Economic Outlook Seminar for CEOs in Busan, Ulsan, and Gyeongnam

"Sharing Exchange Rate Trends and Response Strategies for the Second Half of the Year"

Amid ongoing uncertainty in the global financial markets, BNK Busan Bank has stepped up to help regional export-import companies manage their foreign exchange risk.


BNK Busan Bank (President Kim Sungju) announced that on the 26th, it held the "2026 Q3 Exchange Rate and Global Economic Outlook Seminar" at the Yangsan Chamber of Commerce and Industry, inviting more than 40 representatives and financial officers from export-import companies in the Busan, Ulsan, and Gyeongnam regions.


This seminar was organized to share domestic and international economic trends and the outlook for the foreign exchange market, at a time when increased volatility in the global financial markets is adding to the management burden on companies due to exchange rate fluctuations.

BNK Busan Bank held the "Q3 2026 Exchange Rate and Global Economic Outlook Seminar" on the 26th at the Yangsan Chamber of Commerce, inviting around 40 export-import company representatives and financial officers from the Busan, Ulsan, and Gyeongnam regions.

BNK Busan Bank held the "Q3 2026 Exchange Rate and Global Economic Outlook Seminar" on the 26th at the Yangsan Chamber of Commerce, inviting around 40 export-import company representatives and financial officers from the Busan, Ulsan, and Gyeongnam regions.

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The lecture was delivered by Busan Bank's economist Lee Younghwa from the Treasury Operations Department, who analyzed the global economic outlook for the second half of this year, changes in major countries' monetary policies, and trends in the foreign exchange market, as well as presenting the future outlook for exchange rates.


During the lecture, topics included the impact of geopolitical risks in the Middle East, the potential for changes in monetary policy by major central banks, and trends in energy prices and inflation on the global financial markets and exchange rates. Strategies for managing foreign exchange risk that export-import companies can utilize were also introduced.


Jung Hae Soo, Head of the Treasury Market Group at Busan Bank, said, "With uncertainty in the global economy and foreign exchange market continuing, systematic management of foreign exchange risk has become even more important for companies. We will support local companies' stable management activities by providing a wide range of foreign exchange and trade finance services as well as market information."



Busan Bank is strengthening the global competitiveness of regional companies by offering customized foreign exchange and trade finance services, such as exchange rate outlook reports, foreign exchange consulting, and export-import financial support.


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