South Korea's government has announced plans to increase its monitoring of financial markets in response to potential market volatility following Donald Trump's return to the presidency. The Finance Minister emphasized the need for an "active" response to mitigate excessive fluctuations that may arise from global events.

The government will implement 24/7 surveillance of various factors, including geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and developments in financial and foreign exchange markets. This proactive approach aims to effectively manage risks and ensure stability in South Korea's financial landscape as policymakers prepare for the implications of the changing political climate in the United States.