*SOUTH KOREA PRESIDENT LEE: SOUTH KOREA CAN LOOK INTO ISSUE OF JOINT EXERCISES WITH U.S. TO HELP CREATE GROUNDS FOR DIALOGUE BETWEEN U.S. AND NORTH KOREA
Lee Looks to Spur South Korea’s Markets a Year After Martial Law
Summary by Bloomberg AI
President Lee Jae Myung has restored stability in South Korea and is using his popularity to press ahead with investor-friendly moves.
Lee's approval ratings are high and stocks are rising, but he risks overlooking the concerns of the average person on the street, including frustrations over rising property prices and soaring costs.
Lee has pledged to amend the constitution and remake the country's industrial base using AI, but faces challenges such as reining in the property market and navigating foreign policy issues, including diplomacy with North Korea.
Summary by Bloomberg AI
President Lee Jae Myung has restored stability in South Korea and is using his popularity to press ahead with investor-friendly moves.
Lee's approval ratings are high and stocks are rising, but he risks overlooking the concerns of the average person on the street, including frustrations over rising property prices and soaring costs.
Lee has pledged to amend the constitution and remake the country's industrial base using AI, but faces challenges such as reining in the property market and navigating foreign policy issues, including diplomacy with North Korea.